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St. Louis Fed's Musalem sees more rate hikes in the next 6 months
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St. Louis Federal Reserve president Alberto Musalem said Thursday that more interest rate hikes will be needed over the next six to nine months to bring inflation down, but he didn't indicate that the central bank needs to move at its next policy meeting. "The important thing at this point in time is to bring inflation back towards 2% in a timely manner, ...
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