Fed's new normal for pace of tightening may be hard to escape
Rapid tightening in response to persistent high inflation is getting the Fed to its intended final destination for rates much faster than anyone envisioned just a few months ago.
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Rapid tightening in response to persistent high inflation is getting the Fed to its intended final destination for rates much faster than anyone envisioned just a few months ago.
The jump in monthly inflation has reignited fears over the US central bank’s grip on price pressures.
The Federal Reserve's hopes for a "soft landing" rest on a rarely occurring phenomenon: Unemployment will rise not because workers lose their jobs, but because more people without jobs start looking for work.
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