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Fears Of Inflation ‘Hit Highest Levels On Record,’ Chase CEO Warns ‘Very Good Chance’ It’s Here To Stay

Ryan Saavedra
Fears Of Inflation ‘Hit Highest Levels On Record,’ Chase CEO Warns ‘Very Good Chance’ It’s Here To Stay
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Fears of inflation in the United States are soaring to new highs as more and more experts are warning that it could become a major problem in the years ahead because of President Biden’s massive spending.

“Fears of inflation in the year ahead hit its highest level on record, according to a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York,” CNBC reported. “Overall, the expectation is that the inflation rate will be up to 4% one year from now — a new high for one-year-ahead inflation expectations — and at 3.6% three years from now, the highest level since August 2013.”

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