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Wall Street is bracing for a wave of Fed rate hikes that may never come. These sectors stand to gain.

Wall Street is bracing for a wave of Fed rate hikes that may never come. These sectors stand to gain.
MarketWatch Monday 29 June 2026, 15:34 UTC By Robert Ross 1 min read
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Inflation isn’t as high as you think — and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh looks less hawkish than advertised.

Inflation isn’t as high as you think — and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh looks less hawkish than advertised. [Image text:] PRICE REDUCED
Fed (ORG) Kevin Warsh (PERSON)
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