How the Fed is raising interest rates through talking

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Federal Reserve officials have raised interest rates this spring, even before they meet next week to vote on monetary policy.

They tightened monetary policy, raising the cost of borrowing and putting downward pressure on prices, not by changing their interest rate target, but simply by talking.

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