What Happens When the Fed Lowers Interest Rates

If the U.S. economy appears to be in trouble, the Federal Reserve, or the Fed, might cut interest rates to drive economic growth. When the Fed raises or lowers interest rates, investors may see changes in the stock market immediately. Watch to learn the types of investments that could potentially be the most resilient in a low interest rate environment.

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