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The Fed will continue to raise interest rates: How high could they go?

Por: The Hill Business October 18, 2022

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The Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy is a major source of uncertainty for market participants. Already, the stock market is sensitive to economic data on inflation and more, as well as earnings reports. But the uncertainty surrounding the Fed’s interest rates is spurring some big questions.  How high will the federal funds rate go? How quickly will it rise? And how long will it stay at that level? Market participants are continually... + full article



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