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Plummeting Inflation Raises New Risk for Fed: Rising Real Interest Rates

Federal Reserve officials start the year with a problem they would ordinarily love to have: Inflation has fallen much faster than expected.It does, nonetheless, pose a conundrum. The reason: If inflation has sustainably returned to the Fed's 2% target, then real rates -- nominal rates adjusted for inflation -- have risen and might be restricting economic activity too much. This means the Fed needs to cut interest rates. The question is, when and by how much?
Plummeting Inflation Raises New Risk for Fed: Rising Real Interest Rates

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