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The Fed is Likely to Pause Rate Hikes, Despite Inflation Growth

CNET published an article today which focused on the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meeting and included commentary from our Economist & Labor Market Analyst, Phillip Sprehe. He shared his thoughts about what could happen if the Federal Reserve became too passive or aggressive with interest rate hikes.

Click here to read the full article on the CNET website.

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