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“I don’t think they should be raising another 25 basis points,” one portfolio manager said about the Federal Reserve’s benchmark interest rate.
Changes in rates or inflation can affect borrowing costs, household spending and company margins.
Compare the release with prior data and the central bank’s published decision.
“I don’t think they should be raising another 25 basis points,” one portfolio manager said about the Federal Reserve’s benchmark interest rate.
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