When Will the Fed Raise Rates?

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In August, Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani answered the question, “When will the Fed raise rates?”

He said that, should U.S. stocks rally over the summer, he expected a September rate hike.

But rally they did not…

On Aug. 24 — “Black Monday” — the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1,089 points minutes after market open due to a stock market crash in China. The DJIA ultimately lost 586 points that day. Black Monday changed the Fed’s outlook over a rate hike in 2015.

Next, Gilani forecasted when the Fed will raise rates if U.S. stocks declined. Watch the video to get his prediction on the timing of a Fed rate hike now:

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