Stock investors expect the Fed to save them. But no ‘Warsh put’ is coming.
Wall Street’s belief in a central bank safety net misreads the dot-com crash. Alan Greenspan was following rules — not saving portfolios.
Last updated: 2026-06-24 08:07:47 ET
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Updated Jun 24, 2026 7:05 AM ET
FedEx reported strong quarterly results driven by growth in package volumes and yields as the company focuses on high-margin premium parcel and freight services. The performance reflects sustained e-commerce demand and FedEx's strategic shift toward higher-value logistics.
FedEx shares are likely to see upward momentum on the earnings beat, with potential spillover gains to logistics peers like UPS and XPO Logistics. The results validate the premium-service strategy and may attract investor rotation into logistics and supply-chain plays ahead of peak shipping seasons.
FedEx's strength signals resilience in freight and logistics demand despite macro uncertainty, suggesting corporate and consumer spending on goods remains robust. The company's margin expansion through premium services offers a template for other logistics providers navigating cost pressures.
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