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Hassett says Fed can curb inflation without hurting US economy

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said a slowdown in inflation could give the Fed reason to hold rates, while expressing confidence in its new chair.

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Hassett says Fed can curb inflation without hurting US economy

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said a slowdown in inflation could give the Fed reason to hold rates, while expressing confidence in its new chair.

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Hassett: The Slowdown in Inflation Could Justify the Fed Keeping Interest Rates Stable.

Hassett told Fox Business that the income impact is expected to be strong early in the year. Commenting on the Fed's monetary policy, Kevin Hassett said the central bank...

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Hassett says Fed can curb inflation without hurting US economy

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