Bob Iaccino discusses the performance of the June Russell 2000 futures and the broader small-cap sector following the Federal Open Market Committee's latest interest rate decision. While the Russell saw significant volatility during the session, it remains the only major U.S. index in positive territory year-to-date. Iaccino attributes this relative strength to late 2025 rate cuts and fiscal tailwinds from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which have encouraged a rotation from large-cap technology into industrials, regional banks, and domestic manufacturers. He also breaks down the FOMC's decision to maintain interest rates between 3.5% and 3.75%, noting that the latest summary of economic projections suggests a patient, data-dependent approach with only one 25 bps rate cut anticipated over the forecast horizon.