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Charlie Bilello: FOMC cut rates 175 bps and launched QE in 2024-2025

Charlie Bilello: FOMC cut rates 175 bps and launched QE in 2024-2025
FOMC rate cuts and new QE actions

Charlie Bilello, chief market strategist at Creative Planning, highlights recent central bank policy decisions. He points out that while Kevin Warsh stated the committee has no tolerance for persistently elevated inflation, FOMC members voted to cut interest rates by 175 basis points in 2024-2025 and began a new round of quantitative easing last year.

Bilello has previously tracked substantial activity across different sectors. In early 2026, he noted a major shift as emerging, value, and small/mid-cap stocks outperformed large U.S. equities. He also reported that U.S. sports betting wagers grew from $6.6 billion in 2018 to $165 billion by 2025. These observations add context to his ongoing coverage of market and policy developments.

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