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There are many who feel that the latest trauma to the assorted markets will cause a recession. There are those who feel that the tariffs are inflationary. They are not mutually eexclusive.

The question is how will the Federal Reseerve respond (interest rate movement direction) if both happen simultaniously as their mission is to keep inflation low while maximizing employment?

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