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  1. Surging inflation clears way for biggest Fed hike in years

    More than a year later, price increases at 40-year peaks have come to be anything but, so much so that the Fed this week appears ready to hike interest rates by the most since 1994 to quell them. Biden, meanwhile, is paying the political price for being the face Americans blame for $5 a gallon gas and 10% price increases for eggs.

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Economy
    Surging inflation clears way for biggest Fed hike in years
  2. US stocks rise after Biden taps Powell for a new Fed term

    Markets were reassured after President Joe Biden said he would nominate Jerome Powell for a second four-year term at the helm of the Federal Reserve, a vote of confidence in Powell’s handling of central bank policies during the brutal disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Politics
    US stocks rise after Biden taps Powell for a new Fed term