Asia markets set to fall tracking Wall Street losses as fallout over SVB lingers
despite the ongoing chaos in the banking sector that prompted extraordinary rescue action from regulators.
" Monday. To save the central bank's "credibility, they'll probably raise rates 25 basis points. I would think that that would be the last increase."A popular adage in the market is that once it starts, the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates until something breaks.
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