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Updated over 1 year ago, 03/21/2023

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John O'Leary
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  • Winter Park, FL
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Should the Federal Reserve Raise Interest Rates or Not? Join the Debate.

John O'Leary
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  • Lender
  • Winter Park, FL
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In light of recent events such as Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, some economists are now calling for the U.S. Federal Reserve to pause interest rate hikes or even cut rates to relieve stress on banks. However, with inflation still running high, others argue that such a reversal would do more harm than good. What is your opinion on whether the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates or not? Should we still expect the .25% increase? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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