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Wall Street sinks on bets Fed will hike rates this year
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed down by more than 1% today, as traders bet that the Federal Reserve’s next move would be a rate hike after new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh highlighted the need to tame inflation and other policymakers projected rising interest rates later this year.
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What happenedCoverage links Federal Reserve leadership speculation with expectations about future interest-rate moves.
The headline splitHonolulu Star-Advertiser frames it as "Wall Street sinks on bets Fed will hike rates this year". CNA Singapore frames it as "Dollar clings to two-month peak as Fed rate-hike bets mount, yen slides".
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Wall Street sinks on bets Fed will hike rates this year
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