Market rally: Fed Chair Powell ‘snatched victory from jaws of defeat,’ strategist says

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Cornerstone Wealth Senior Investment Analyst Sean Bandazian and Opimas CEO Octavio Marenzi examine the conditions surrounding fresh market gains following Fed Chair Powell’s latest rate hike comments, while also discussing the market outlook, inflation, and mortgages in the housing market.

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