Bank of America CEO Warns of Continued Impact of Fed Rate Hikes and Inflation

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Bank of America's CEO, Brian Moynihan, warns that the full impact of the Federal Reserve's 11 rate hikes has yet to be felt, affecting middle market companies, mortgage demand, and overall economic decisions. He urges the Fed to be cautious not to "overshoot" and expects four rate cuts in the new year, while Goldman Sachs economists project five reductions. Moynihan emphasizes the need to normalize the rate curve and believes that once the Fed is done, capital markets will reopen, leading to the unleashing of entrepreneurs, consumers, and businesses in the American economy.
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