The Federal Reserve’s latest move to increase its benchmark rate by 0.75bps in a bid to tamp down a multi-decade high in inflation has sparked a debate among private banks and asset managers on whether the US central bank could soon take a dovish tilt. The Fed’s decision on Wednesday, marking the second time in a row that US rate-setters…
Is the Fed turning dovish? Private banks and asset managers have their say
28 July 2022

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