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March 15, 2022

“They’re only going to go 25 basis points tomorrow. I think if it wasn’t for the outbreak of war in Ukraine, we’d be looking at 50 basis points,” says Oxford Economics’ Kathy Bostjancic ahead of tomorrow’s Fed decision

"They're only going to go 25 basis points tomorrow. I think if it wasn't for the outbreak of war in Ukraine, we'd be looking at 50 basis points," says Oxford Economics' Kathy Bostjancic ahead of tomorrow's Fed decision https://t.co/RJS3Fj4tuP pic.twitter.com/vt8FxlgDRZ

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