The Federal Reserve fulfilled market expectations on Sept. 16, raising short-term rates by a quarter-point, citing inflationary pressures and a strong economy. The decision signaled a ‘higher for longer regime' and projected inflation running above the Fed’s 2% target for at least a couple of years. There was no signal from the Fed of unemployment…
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