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This is the first major step in the US central bank’s monetary policy tightening process.\nFigure 1: Apple store in New York, NY.\nToday, the Apple Maven discusses what the change in the Fed’s policy might mean for Apple stock. Should investors be encouraged and buy shares, or fear and stay away?\nAn anticipated return to normalcy\nAs a recap, the beginning of what is known as “tapering” has to do with the Fed’s asset purchase program – one of the tools at the central bank’s disposal to inject liquidity into the economy. Nothing has yet been announced on the increase of short-term interest rates, which the market expects to start happening in the summer of 2022.\nI believe that the Federal Reserve’s November policy decision was very much in line with expectations, even though some experts believe that Jerome Powel & Co. should dial up on hawkishness. Despite the absence of surprises, stocks jumped following the press release and the chairman’s speech. 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