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JPMorgan Now Expects Nine Straight Fed Rate Increases Until March 2023

Economists at JPMorgan Chase said the Federal Reserve would likely raise interest rates by 25 basis points at each of the future policy meetings until March 2023 in an effort to get soaring inflation

JPMorgan Now Expects Nine Straight Fed Rate Increases Until March 2023

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