LIVE EVENT: How to invest in stocks as the Fed tightens

Join us Feb. 23 at 2pm EST / 11am PST

Rate hikes. Tapering. Inflation. It's not an easy landscape for investors to navigate today as the US economy continues to come out of one of its worst-ever recessions.

The Fed is cutting back on its asset purchases at double the pace they'd originally planned, and it is mulling multiple rate hikes in the months to come, the first of which is expected to come in a matter of weeks.

With the stock markets volatility as the Federal Reserve prepares to undo its pandemic-era policies, join Insider on February 23rd for a live discussion with two top strategists on how investors should approach the weeks ahead. Insider's senior investing reporter Will Edwards will be joined by Savita Subramanian, head of US equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America, and Jonathan Golub, chief US equity strategist at Credit Suisse as they discuss investor options and strategies for 2022 and beyond.

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