Economic Uncertainty

Why the Fed Can Raise Rates in a More Dangerous World

EconMacro On September 16, the Federal Reserve raised its target range for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, to 3.75–4.00 percent. The decision was unanimous. Its…

Post date September 17, 2026
Post categories In Opinion, Pedagogical Note, Research Article
Tags Central Banking, Economic Uncertainty, Federal Reserve, FOMC, Geopolitical Risk, Inflation, Inflation Targeting, Interest Rates, Local Projections, Macroeconomic Dynamics, Monetary Policy, Monetary Policy Transmission, Open-Economy Macroeconomics, Taylor Rule

Why the Fed Can Raise Rates in a More Dangerous World

Why the Fed Can Raise Rates in a More Dangerous World

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