The U.S. Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate this past week by 25 basis points. Though chair Jerome Powell said more hikes were to come, he also acknowledged the “disinflationary” process may have begun, sparking a market rally.

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FP Video talks to an economist and a chief investment officer about where markets and the economy are heading.

Higher rates here to stay until 2024

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