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17Dec

Fed oppressively inclines up new policy tool to poke rates higher:

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Federal Reserve anticipated about $2 trillion in offer for a facility to help swab up excess cash in financial markets after years of stimulus.A new policy tool helps Fed to raise U.S interest rates from near zero. The U.S. central bank, which raised rates modestly on Wednesday as expected, said there...
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