Fed rate hikes occur when the U.S. central bank raises borrowing costs to curb inflation and cool an overheated economy. Higher rates make loans pricier, slowing spending and investment. Savers and lenders often benefit through better yields, while borrowers and rate-sensitive sectors face pressure.
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