Omicron, The Fed, And Recent Volatility

The goal of this podcast is to help to educate as many individuals as possible on markets, the economy, and financial planning topics. The volatility in the market has picked up over the last week due to several reasons. The most important causes of the recent volatility is the new variant of the coronavirus and the recent testimony by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell potentially speeding up their tapering of asset purchases due to lingering inflation concerns. What could this mean for the economy and markets?

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