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Risk of Fed fissures grows as inflation fight tests resolve

Jay Powell’s job in corralling policymaking colleagues has just become a lot more complicated
The US central bank, whose chair is Jay Powell, sees fighting inflation as a marathon, not a sprint
The writer is chief economist at KPMG US

Until now, Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell has effectively corralled his colleagues to show a united front at key turning points for monetary policy. However, his job has just got a lot more complicated.

The Fed is poised to raise short-term interest rates by a quarter of a point on Wednesday in what was hoped to be the final rate hike of this cycle. That will push the benchmark Fed funds target to a 5 to 5.25 per cent range.

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