
The US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate on Wednesday, ending a prolonged period of policy restraint as renewed inflation pressures force officials to act against stubborn price growth. In a statement, the Federal Open Markets Committee said that the Federal Fund rate was being raised by 25 basis points to 3.75-4.00 per cent range. Recent data showing elevated consumer prices and rising energy costs have strengthened the case for tighter monetary policy. The move marks the first increas...
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