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Does Powell’s tough talk mean another 75 bps rate hike?

Does Powell’s tough talk mean another 75 bps rate hike?

Although Powell didn’t specify how high the FOMC might raise the federal funds rate, markets reacted to the comments by falling sharply.

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Does Powell’s tough talk mean another 75 bps rate hike?
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Although Powell didn’t specify how high the FOMC might raise the federal funds rate, markets reacted to the comments by falling sharply. The post Does Powell’s tough talk mean another 75 bps rate hike? appeared first on HousingWire.
Although Powell didn’t specify how high the FOMC might raise the federal funds rate, markets reacted to the comments by falling sharply. The post Does Powell’s tough talk mean another 75 bps rate hike? appeared first on HousingWire.
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