The Fed Is Losing the Inflation Battle as Trump 2.0 Looms
Fed chair Jerome Powell says inflation and interest rates will be higher next year than previously thought. If anyone should know where inflation’s headed, it’s the Federal Reserve. Yet this week’s meeting underscored the opposite: Policymakers are less certain than ever and they don’t exactly know how to prevent prices from roaring back.
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