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Fed Rate Cuts Create Opening for Mid-Cap Stocks

January 23, 2026

The Federal Reserve’s (Fed) pivot from aggressive rate hikes to rate cuts is creating what one portfolio manager calls a “headwind to tailwind” shift for mid-cap stocks, potentially unlocking gains for companies that have already proven they can survive in a tighter monetary environment. Amy Y.


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