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Federal Reserve Likely to Discount Iran War Impact on Interest Rate Decisions
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · Financial Post
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Federal Reserve, Morgan Stanley
United States
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Morgan Stanley analyst suggests the Fed will view the Iran war as a growth shock rather than an inflationary one.
Fed officials remain concerned about inflation not meeting the 2% target.
Traders see a two-thirds chance of policy tightening by year-end.
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