The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates for the first time since 2023, creating a tighter financial environment for investors. The rate hike comes as the Iran war pushes energy costs higher and AI companies continue to invest heavily in capital expenditures, increasingly funded through debt markets. Treasury yields have reached multi-decade highs, reflecting concerns about the Fed's next move and America's ballooning debt. In response, Business Insider asked eight investing professionals how they would invest $10,000 in the current market.
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