It's a wake-up call for markets
It may go down as a watershed moment for markets: central bankers warned that the era of ultra-cheap money is ending, and investors actually listened.
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It may go down as a watershed moment for markets: central bankers warned that the era of ultra-cheap money is ending, and investors actually listened.
US consumer spending rose modestly in May and inflation cooled, pointing to a slow-but-steady economic expansion.
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