When the Federal Reserve first raised interest rates by a whopping three-quarters of a percentage point in June, Chair Jerome H. Powell said the hike was an "unusually large one." "I do not expect moves of this size to be common," Powell said. The Fed is still dashing to catch up to inflation.
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