Gary Black Says a 'One-and-Done' Fed Hike Could Push Treasury Yields Lower and Be Better for Stocks
Gary Black said a 25-basis-point Fed hike, if positioned as 'one-and-done' could push yields lower and be better for stocks.
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How Did Gold Perform After Fed Hikes? The Result Will Surprise You
Gold averaged a 6.1% gain in the 12 months after the first Fed hike, but was positive just 40% of the time after one month.
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