Dow plummets 1,100 points after Fed scales back plans for interest rate cuts
Banking And Finance,Federal Reserve,Jerome Powell,Interest Rates,Inflation,Stock Market
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The stock market plunged on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve scaled back its expectations for interest rate cuts next year.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 1,100 points, or 2.5%, the largest drop for the index since August. The dip marked the 10th consecutive day of losses for the Dow, its longest losing streak since 1974.
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