Goldman Sachs predicts seven rate hikes this year as Fed scrambles on inflation

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Goldman Sachs predicted that the Federal Reserve will take an even more aggressive approach to raising interest rates in 2022 than previously anticipated as it scrambles to catch up with inflation.

The financial service giant’s chief economist, Jan Hatzius, said in a report to clients that the central bank will likely opt for seven quarter-percentage-point hikes at consecutive meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee.

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