Fed rates: how far they will cut rates this year and when they will do so
The U.S. Federal Reserve plans to cut its benchmark interest rate three times, it said last week after meeting with members of its monetary policy committee. The total of the interest rate cuts would represent three-quarters of a percentage point. In other words, the members of the monetary policy committee expect this year to end with an interest rate at 4.6% per…
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