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making sizable reductions each month until reaching net zero in March 2022. Between that time and July 2023, the Fed aggressively raised the federal funds rate to fight decades-high inflation.

making sizable reductions each month until reaching net zero in March 2022. Between that time and July 2023, the Fed aggressively raised the federal funds rate to fight decades-high inflation.

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So, the thing that people expect specifically: first, they expected the Fed will keep policies the same in the short term, rates near zero, up to $120 billion a month of treasury and mortgage bonds.