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Microsoft (MSFT) stock crashed along with the general market on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) more hawkish view of 2025 interest rates made Wall Street rethink the post-election run-up…
Microsoft stock gets slammed on hawkish Fed dot plot
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