John Luke Tyner, head of the fixed income division of Aptus Capital Advisors, said in a report that the US Federal Reserve's interest rate cut on Wednesday was a “risk-managed interest rate cut” given the slowing job market and limited concerns about inflation. The head of the fixed income department said that this interest rate cut and the delayed impact of previous interest rate cuts “will have an impact on a large portion of US companies, given the size and scope of small and medium-sized enterprises in the US economy and their use of short-term financing.”

John Luke Tyner, head of the fixed income division of Aptus Capital Advisors, said in a report that the US Federal Reserve's interest rate cut on Wednesday was a “risk-managed interest rate cut” given the slowing job market and limited concerns about inflation. The head of the fixed income department said that this interest rate cut and the delayed impact of previous interest rate cuts “will have an impact on a large portion of US companies, given the size and scope of small and medium-sized enterprises in the US economy and their use of short-term financing.”