A "Fed hike" refers to the Federal Reserve raising its benchmark interest rate to cool inflation or slow an overheating economy. By increasing borrowing costs, it reduces spending and curbs price growth. Savers benefit from higher returns on deposits, while fixed-income investors gain from elevated bond yields.
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