Nasdaq Enters Correction as Fed Rate-Hike Odds Challenge Historical Rebound Pattern
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The Nasdaq Composite fell 5.52% on Thursday to 24,315, about 12% below its record high and into correction territory, led by chip stocks after Democratic wins in key governor and congressional races. Historical data cited in coverage shows that nine of the last ten Nasdaq corrections ended higher within six months, with an average gain of 17.03%, though the 2022 correction broke that pattern as the Federal Reserve kept raising rates. Traders using CME FedWatch data now price a December rate increase at 68.1%, down from 82.7% the previous day, leaving the index's next move tied to Fed policy.
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纳斯达克指数进入修正期，历史反弹规律面临美联储政策考验
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- 纳斯达克综合指数与美联储利率政策
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- 纳斯达克综合指数周四下跌并进入修正区间，市场评估美联储12月加息可能性
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- 纳斯达克指数修正与美联储利率决议
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- BeInCryptoRelated fact: single sourceFact occurrence time unverified9 of the Last 10 Nasdaq Corrections Ended Higher in 6 Months. Will the Fed Allow It?
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The Nasdaq Composite dropped 5.52% to 24,315 on Thursday, falling into correction territory. Historical data indicates that nine of the last ten corrections ended higher six months later, averaging a 17.03% gain, with 2022 being the sole exception due to persistent Fed tightening. Traders currently assign a 68.1% probability to a December rate hike, down from 82.7% previously. The upcoming October jobs report, expected to show 65,000 new jobs and a 4.2% unemployment rate, will serve as a critical test for the Fed's policy path.
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