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Mar 2022
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The Fed: Learning From the Last Hiking C...

MORGAN STANLEY
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As the Fed kicks off a new rate hiking cycle, investors are looking back at the previous hiking cycle to ease their concerns today. Head of Public Policy Research and Municipal Strategy Michael Zezas and Global Head of Macro Strategy Matthew Hornbach discuss. 
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