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Can the Federal Reserve Successfully Engineer a Soft Landing for the US Economy?

With US inflation rates trending downward toward the Federal Reserve’s target of 2 percent, how will the central bank respond? The effects of the interest-rate hikes it implemented over the past two years to stamp out inflation are still trickling through. Will the economy avoid a recession, have no landing at all or fall into recession?

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Ex-Jonathan Minister, Okonjo-Iweala Gets IMF Appointment

Ex-Jonathan Minister, Okonjo-Iweala Gets IMF Appointment
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UK Economy Looked Rosy Pre-Brexit, Show 2015 BOE Transcripts

UK Economy Looked Rosy Pre-Brexit, Show 2015 BOE Transcripts
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Markets think interest rates could stay high for a decade or more

The economic consequences could be grim

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Higher Interest Rates Are Here to Stay What It Means for the Economy

Even as inflation eases, global changes including less trade and growing government deficit will keep rates higher than before.

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