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Despite Falling Oil Prices, There's Now a 73% Chance of an Interest Rate Hike by September -- Here Are the 2 Culprits to Blame

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Sean Williams
Despite Falling Oil Prices, There's Now a 73% Chance of an Interest Rate Hike by September -- Here Are the 2 Culprits to Blame
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Despite falling oil prices, the probability of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike by September has risen to 73% due to persistent inflation and specific economic policies. The article identifies core inflation and policy-driven economic pressures as the primary drivers behind this shift in market expectations.

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