La Fed alza ancora i tassi: +0,25%

Gazzetta di Parma ECONOMIA

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. (Gazzetta di Parma)

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