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The US Federal Reserve is playing a waiting game as it tries to make a “soft landing” from its inflation battle. If it trips up, it could lead America into a recession.

The US Federal Reserve is playing a waiting game as it tries to make a “soft landing” from its inflation battle. If it trips up, it could lead America into a recession.

The US Federal Reserve is playing a waiting game as it tries to make a “soft landing” from its inflation battle. If it trips up, it could lead America into a recession.

Economists predict the US will avoid a recession but wont be certain until at least 2024. The Federal Reserve aims to navigate a path where the economy expands while inflation rates fall back to the 2% target, which is challenging.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell says he expects the central bank to navigate a path where the US economy expands with inflation rates falling back to the 2% target, though the task will be challenging.

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A growing number of economists who forecast a recession believe the U.S. can achieve a soft landing, or a gradual slowdown that avoids a downturn.

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With inflation finally falling sharply, the Fed's aggressive interest rate hikes shouldn't get the credit, some economists say.

With inflation finally falling sharply, the Feds aggressive interest rate hikes shouldnt get the credit, some economists say.