Explaining the Latest Fed Meeting and Expectations for Rate Hikes in 2023 | Market Takes

The Federal Reserve is expected to continue raising U.S. interest rates in 2023 and most investors are predicting a recession. But there’s still lots of uncertainty about just how far the Fed will go. December’s FOMC meeting provides Fed Chair Jerome Powell the opportunity to set expectations for the new year. We’ll unpack everything that was said and not said at the press conference and in the FOMC’s statement to explain what you need to know about the central bank’s plans for the future.

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