Fed Rate shifts: How can you prepare your portfolio for the September decision?

How prepared are you for the Fed's next move? With the September FOMC meeting just around the corner, how could rising or falling interest rates impact your portfolio—are you ready to react?

In this episode of The Vantage Markets Podcast, we dive deep into the critical role of the US Federal Reserve interest rates and their ripple effect on borrowing costs, stock market trends and the strength of the US dollar. More importantly, we'll discuss how you can adapt your trading game plan as these economic shifts unfold.

Whether you're an active trader looking to refine your edge or someone closely watching market trends, this episode equips you with the insights you need to navigate these pivotal changes. Tune in to stay ahead of the curve.

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