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There's a 58% Chance of a Fed Rate Hike in October. These Are Stocks to Buy Anyway.
The odds are pretty good that higher rates are ahead. But some stocks can still flourish.
Many investors breathed a sigh of relief when the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) chose to leave rates unchanged at its latest meeting. However, the reprieve might not last long.
CME Group's (NASDAQ: CME) FedWatch estimates the probability that the FOMC will increase rates in its next meeting in mid-September at 44.1%, based on 30-day Fed funds futures prices. FedWatch projects a 57.7% chance of a rate hike at the FOMC meeting scheduled for late October.
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Rising rates are usually bad for many stocks. That isn't the case for all of them, though. Here are stocks to buy even if a rate increase is right around the corner.
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