Will the Fed Raise Rates Again This Year? Clues From the Latest FOMC Meeting | Market Takes

Inflation is rising but the economy is slowing down. What’s next? The Fed releases its latest summary of economic projections (S.E.P.), which provide the latest outlook for interest rates through the end of the year. Chair Jerome Powell and the Fed’s rate setting committee predicted rates would go up in June. We’ll explain how the S.E.P. and the Fed’s dot plot tell us what policymakers think about the current state of the economy.

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