The Russia-Ukraine war complicates the federal inflationary struggle

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Russia's invasion of Ukraine will not stop the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates at their next policy meeting in March, but it may slow the pace of increases. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is unlikely to stop the Federal Reserve from raising index interest rates at its policy meeting in March About how fast the federal may move. Now the central bank must balance the risk of inflation even higher as a result of a prolonged war if it moves too slowly, with the possibility of a recession - or even a recession - if it moves too aggressively.
Trump wants a 'big' cut from the Federal Reserve. Instead, get ready for a small one. - cleveland.com Chairman Jerome Powell may raise federal intentions during his planned congressional testimony this week. To curb inflation, already at 7.5% for the last 12 months. January - a record of 40 years.
A tool used by market sentiment to calculate the probability of a federal interest rate move in the coming policy meetings, showed that in mid-February, investors began to consistently predict a quarter-point, instead of half-point, rise in the federal index rate.
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