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Economic data and inflation pressures may prevent the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates until 2027. — A prolonged 'higher-for-longer' rate environment increases borrowing costs and typically compresses valuation multiples for risk assets.
-0.80S&P Global's composite PMI rose to 53.6 in July, signaling roughly 2% annualized GDP growth for Q3. — Stronger than expected economic growth is positive for corporate earnings and fundamental business health.
+0.40Businesses are reporting the fastest selling-price increases in years and input costs are rising at the fastest pace in 14 months. — These inflationary signals provide the Fed with a justification to keep rates high, offsetting the benefits of GDP growth.
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Growth has broadened as both the services and manufacturing sectors are now expanding. — Broad-based growth suggests a more sustainable economic expansion rather than a fragile, single-sector recovery.
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