Jim Cramer weighs in on Fed's inflation fight and regional bank vulnerability.

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CNBC's Jim Cramer believes that the recent collapse of multiple banks and potential folding of start-ups suggest that the Federal Reserve is on the "cusp of a soft, safe landing" in its fight against inflation. Despite high prices for travel, housing, and groceries, Cramer warns against the Fed turning a potential soft landing into a hard one. The collapse of commercial real estate and spiking credit card usage indicate that the Fed is coming close to victory, but Cramer believes it would be reckless if Powell goes much beyond 5%.
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