The Federal Reserve tightening policy involves raising interest rates and reducing bond holdings to cool inflation and slow economic growth. By making borrowing costlier, it curbs spending and stabilizes prices. While consumers face higher loan costs, savers benefit from improved yields, and the broader economy gains long-term stability by preventing runaway inflation.
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