This week’s market action was swift and volatile. Friday’s quadruple witching saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average up just $26.65 on the day. But the strong rally that began Wednesday saw the Blue Chips have their best 3 days since late 2011. Media and analysts blamed the market’s decline the prior two weeks on worries about slowing global economic growth, tumbling oil prices and a collapse of the Russian ruble. Apparently, all that meant nothing compared to the “patience†the Federal Reserve promised to exercise before raising interest rates in the future.
This week’s market action was swift and volatile. Friday’s quadruple witching saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average up just $26.65 on the day. But the strong rally that began Wednesday saw the Blue Chips have their best 3 days since late 2011. Media and analysts blamed the market’s decline the prior two weeks on worries about slowing global economic growth, tumbling oil prices and a collapse of the Russian ruble. Apparently, all that meant nothing compared to the “patience†the Federal Reserve promised to exercise before raising interest rates in the future.
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