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U.S. Fed officials see rates likely rising to curb high inflation
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Two Federal Reserve policymakers said the U.S. central bank will likely need to raise interest rates again because inflation remains unacceptably high. The hawkish comments increase the risk of tighter monetary policy, pressuring rate-sensitive assets and potentially lifting Treasury yields.
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