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Fed Hikes Rates Amid Inflation Pressure | Orlando News
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The Fed just hiked rates again—this time by a quarter-point—to 3.75%–4.00%, aiming to cool inflation by making big loans costlier. While consumer spending surged last month, fueling optimism for higher rates, AI investments are pushing up long-term costs. Borrowers face steeper credit card and auto loan rates, while savers may see better returns on CDs and savings accounts—though banks often lag in passing those gains along. Higher rates also squeeze homebuyers and car shoppers, even as price cuts offer little relief. Safer assets like bonds and savings are looking more attractive, potentially pulling money away from riskier bets like crypto and tech stocks.
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