Economic Times
US Fed chair Kevin Warsh explains why the Federal Reserve raised interest rates
The Federal Reserve increased interest rates by 0.25 percent. This action was driven by a strengthening US economy and rising inflation. Domestic spending remains resilient and job gains are keeping pace. Inflation has stubbornly stayed above the Federal Reserve's target for years. The central bank's focus remains on achieving price stability.
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