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Forget rate cuts – what matters most is that the Fed is still printing money

As expected, the Federal Reserve cut US interest rates. And while Fed chief Jerome Powell may talk tough, he's still printing money. John Stepek explains what that means for markets, the US dollar, and for you.

by: John Stepek
31 Oct 2019

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