The Fed Blinks: Why a Quarter-Point Hike Is a Civics Question

After three years without an increase, the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to between 3.75% and 4%. Here is how that small nudge can ripple through credit cards, auto loans, and savings—and why an unelected central bank holds that power. Read the full article: https://usconstitution.net/the-fed-blinks-rates-up-a-quarter-point Video by U.S. Constitution.