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Fed raises rates impact on lenders and depositors
The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since 2023 to combat persistent inflation. This decision will impact variable-rate savings accounts, loans, and credit cards, with smaller banks likely responding faster to rate hikes. Fixed-rate products such as CDs and Treasury bonds will remain unaffected until maturity, but rising bond yields could influence future rates on new debt.
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