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U.S. stocks usually stumble after Fed hikes, but these markets tend to climb, says Citi
The relative returns for Japanese and U.K. equities reach between 2% and 3% on average following the first interest-rate raise in a hiking cycle by the Federal Reserve.
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Japanese and U.K. equities tend to post relative gains of about 2% to 3% on average after the Federal Reserve implements the first interest‑rate increase in a hiking cycle.
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