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The Fed held interest rates steady, but these officials see more hikes coming soon

The Fed held interest rates steady, but these officials see more hikes coming soon
MarketWatch Friday 30 October 2026, 19:44 UTC By Greg Robb 1 min read
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Dallas Fed’s Lorie Logan sees “at least” 50 basis points in additional hikes.

Dallas Fed’s Lorie Logan sees “at least” 50 basis points in additional hikes.
Fed (ORG) Dallas Fed’s (ORG) Lorie Logan (PERSON)
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