Fed playing waiting game to try to avoid a recession, economists say
An increasing number of economists— including the Federal Reserve’ s own staff— are predicting the United States will escape a recession, though it’ ll be well into 2024 before anyone can be sure of it. “Unfortunately, I don’ t think the picture on any of this will be clear for at least two quarters, though the fact that inflation has come down has bought the Fed some time,…
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