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Fed raises interest rates again, leaves another hike on table - Vimarsana News

Fed raises interest rates again, leaves another hike on table

The Fed raised its key interest rate by a quarter point, opened the door to another hike. Inflation has eased but officials worry it could spike again

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Auto loan rejections are up as Federal Reserve keeps raising rates - Vimarsana News

Auto loan rejections are up as Federal Reserve keeps raising rates

Mortgage rates, which have surged since the Fed began lifting rates in March 2022, could rise further. So could rates on credit cards and some business loans.

Fed raises interest rates again, leaves another hike on table - Vimarsana News

Fed raises interest rates again, leaves another hike on table

The Fed raised its key interest rate by a quarter point, opened the door to another hike. Inflation has eased but officials worry it could spike again

Fed raises interest rates again, leaves another hike on table - Vimarsana News

Fed raises interest rates again, leaves another hike on table

The Fed raised its key interest rate by a quarter point, opened the door to another hike. Inflation has eased but officials worry it could spike again

Car buyers bear a heavy burden as Federal Reserve keeps raising rates: Auto-loan rejections are up - Vimarsana News

Car buyers bear a heavy burden as Federal Reserve keeps raising rates: Auto-loan rejections are up

The Federal Reserve's decision Wednesday to raise its benchmark rate for the 11th time, by a quarter-point, could once again send ripple effects across the economy. Mortgage rates, which have surged since the Fed began lifting rates in March 2022, may now rise further. Or that lenders have tightened credit standards.

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