Financial and Monetary Systems

US makes most aggressive interest rate hike since 1994

US Federal Reserve building in Washington.

The US Federal Reserve has taken its biggest step yet in its attempts to curb inflation. Image: REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst/File Photo

Felix Richter
Data Journalist, Statista
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