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CPI rose 0.1% in March, broadly in line with expectations , although there was better news for grocery shoppers, can the Fed stop raising rates?FOMC MINUTES: Participants left rate projections unchanged from December after taking into account banking sector stresses

Darren Krett

Wednesday 12 April 2023

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FOMC Minutes: A few participants favoured raising rates by 50bps; all agreed more rate hikes needed Almost all participants observed that slowing the pace of rate increases at the current juncture would allow for appropriate risk management.-image

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FOMC Minutes: A few participants favoured raising rates by 50bps; all agreed more rate hikes needed Almost all participants observed that slowing the pace of rate increases at the current juncture would allow for appropriate risk management.

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