Crypto Crash • Industrial REIT Merger • Fed Ahead
June 13, 2022 | Hoya Capital
Crypto Crash • Industrial REIT Merger • Fed Ahead Real Estate Daily Recap Jun 13 Written By U.S. equity markets plunged Monday while benchmark interest rates soared ahead of the FOMC meeting on Wednesday in which the Fed is expected to announce aggressive measures to combat persistent inflation. Closing in "bear-market" territory and on pace to extend its stretch of declines to ten of the past eleven weeks, the S&P 500 plunged nearly 4%, its worst decline since March 2020.
Real estate equities were also sharply lower today amid the surge in benchmark interest rates with the Equity REIT Index declining 5.0% today while the Mortgage REIT Index dipped over 9%. The sell-off intensified after a Wall Street Journal report Monday afternoon suggesting that the Fed is considering a 75 basis point rate hike on Wednesday amid mounting questions over whether the central bank has "lost control" over its ability to engineer a soft landing.
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