Is the Fed Too Aggressive On Inflation? Explaining September’s FOMC Decision | Market Takes

The Federal Reserve is raising U.S. interest rates at the fastest pace since the 1980s and Fed Chair Jerome Powell says that the central bank is not going to reverse course soon. However, a growing number of economists are starting to worry that they are making a mistake by being this aggressive.

We’ll unpack all the important details in the September FOMC rate decision, the summary of economic projections and Powell’s remarks in the post-meeting Q&A, and break down what it means for markets and the American economy.

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