Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates Again, Highest in 22 Years – Expert Analysis Follows
The Federal Reserve resumed its aggressive rate hikes to tackle inflation, raising the interest rate by a quarter-point today.
The Federal Reserve resumed its aggressive rate hikes to tackle inflation, raising the interest rate by a quarter-point today.
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The Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 0.25% putting the benchmark rate between 4.5% and 4.75%. That’s the highest rate since 2007, but it’s the smallest rate increase in almost a year.
President Joe Biden said he takes no responsibility for the ongoing inflation on Friday.