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Weekly Market Commentary: Stocks Rise in Anticipation of Fed Rate Cuts

09/15/25

Sunflower Bank Weekly Market Commentary: September 15, 2025

Each week, our Wealth Management team analyzes the U.S. stock market and bond market activity and news of the previous week, summarizing their findings into a weekly market update report. The key points of this week's commentary, "Stocks Rise in Anticipation of Fed Rate Cuts," include:

  • Mixed inflation data and deteriorating labor conditions have solidified expectations for a 25-basis-point rate cut at this week’s FOMC meeting, with investor focus shifting to the Fed’s forward-looking projections. 
  • Revised payroll data showed 911,000 fewer jobs created than previously estimated for the one-year period ending March 2025.
  • Oracle surged 36% in one trading day after delivering very strong guidance.

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