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Abstract:XTB’s chief market analyst will explain how the markets reacted and what might follow in the weeks ahead.
Watch XTB‘s video analysis of the Fed’s decision last week, where XTBs chief market analyst covers:
Important points from the Feds decision and the press conference that followed by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
What effects these key events had on the markets
How the markets reacted and what might follow in the weeks ahead
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