La Fed alza i tassi di interesse dello 0,25%

3/22/2023

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La Fed alza i tassi di interesse dello 0,25%. Il costo del denaro sale così in una forchetta fra il 4,75% e il 5%. Con la mini-stretta la banca centrale americana conferma la sua determinazione nella lotta all'inflazione. Alcuni ulteriori rialzi dei tassi di interesse potrebbero essere appropriati, aggiunge la Fed al termine della due giorni di riunione. . (La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno)

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