Wall Street embraces possible rate hikes into restrictive territory


The Federal Reserve has been raising interest rates incrementally to help fight off inflation, but it doesn’t seem to be working. The current plan is to keep the plan on track until March 2023 when it is set to reach 4.26%. The seriousness of the inflation problem cannot be understated, according to the chief economic advisor at Brean Capital, John Ryding.

Ryding has also stated he could see the Fed hiking rates up as high as 5%. Some are concerned that this tightening will have the opposite effect and cause a recession, while others say that a recession is already taking place.

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