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Plus 5 Just-Added Strong Buys Stocks End Higher After Fed Decision On Rates [Kevin Matras - EVP - Photo] Profit from the Pros By Kevin Matras Executive Vice President Stocks End Higher After Fed Decision On Rates [Stocks End Higher After Fed Decision On Rates]Image: Bigstock The markets were down to start off the day. And stayed that way, even for a while after the Fed announced their widely anticipated 25 basis point rate hike. But once Fed Chairman, Jerome Powell, began his press conference, stocks turned around and began climbing, with most of the indexes closing up by 1% or more. (The Nasdaq was up 2%.) The Fed indicated that they still expected the terminal rate to hit 5.1% by year's end. And that they expect ongoing increases in interest rates to be appropriate. With the Fed Funds midpoint now at 4.63%, that suggests two more quarter-point rate hikes at their next two meetings in March and May. However, at Mr. Powell's press conference, he said that "we can now say for the first time, the disinflationary process has started." But he acknowledged that it remains elevated. And that he sees a slow process for it to come down. But said that "if we do see inflation coming down much more quickly, that will play into our policy setting, of course." Some traders took that to mean that the Fed might very well pause after their March rate hike. In fact, Fed Fund traders are betting on it as they are expecting only one more 25 bps hike and then calling it quits, which would put the midpoint at 4.88%. So that will be the debate in the market on rates and inflation until March. In the meantime, we've got two more rounds of inflation numbers to get thru between now and then, and two more employment situation reports to get thru as well, with the next employment report due out on Friday. 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