Why the Fed’s 0.5% rate hike is significant

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May 4, 2022

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The Federal Reserve said it will raise interest rates by 0.5%, the highest percentage-point hike in more than two decades. The move comes as the US economy faces rising inflation and recession threats. CNN’s Matt Egan reports. #CNN #News

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