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Goldman Sachs Analysts Find Stocks Often Rebound After First Fed Rate Hike

Their review compared median asset performance across multiple past rate-hiking cycles.

A brass arm rests above a steel curve that dips, then rises / TokenPost.ai
A brass arm rests above a steel curve that dips, then rises / TokenPost.ai

Goldman Sachs analysts found that stocks often lose ground around the first rate increase in a Federal Reserve tightening cycle, then recover quickly.

The analysts compared median asset performance across several earlier cycles of rate increases. Their findings describe a historical pattern around the start of those cycles.

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