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|Even if the target rate gets to 4 percent or slightly higher by the end of the year, that will still be a negative rate, which is almost always consistent with higher, not lower, inflation.

The Federal Reserve chief put some more hair on his chest and bolstered his inflation-fighting manhood today with some tough talk at the CATO Institute. “We need to keep at it until the job is done,” Chairman Jerome Powell said, adding that “history cautions strongly against prematurely loosening policy.”
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