Fed's biggest rate hike in over 20 years

Fed's biggest rate hike in over 20 years

Photo taken on May 3, 2022, shows the headquarters of the U.S. Federal Reserve in Washington. The Fed decided on May 4 to raise key interest rates by half a percentage point, the biggest rate hike in over 20 years.

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