Fed President Bullard Dismisses Recession Fears, Expects Higher Rates
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Former St. Louis Fed chief James Bullard believes that concerns about a recession have been disproven, as the U.S. economy faces new risks of stronger growth that may require higher interest rates to combat inflation in the coming months.
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