US Stocks Slide as Banking Sector and Fed Decision Weigh on Investors
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The US equity market's calm may be ending as concerns over the health of regional banks, the nearing deadline to raise the US debt ceiling, and the impact of the Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary policy start to take a greater toll. The S&P 500 fell 1.2% on Tuesday while the Cboe Volatility Index jumped after logging its lowest close since November 2021 on Friday. Investors are advised to lighten up on stocks and raise cash allocations as things could get choppy in the near term.
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