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Fed must try to avoid a 'harsh recession,' Daly says

Por: MarketWatch Politics September 30, 2022

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Deep recessions take a heavy toll on people and families, Daly noted. “The more severe the recession, the greater the potential harm,” she said. “Avoiding this kind of harsh recession will not be easy, but we must try.” The Fed has raised its policy rate by 300 basis points since March and has penciled in a few more hikes this year to get the benchmark rate in a range of 4.25%-4.5%. The central bank has also penciled in one more for next... + full article



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