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We're going to be making careful assessments, as I said, meeting by meeting.

And I'll close by saying we've raised the federal funds right now by 525 basis points since March 22.

Monetary policy, we believe, is restrictive and is putting downward pressure on economic activity and inflation.

That was Jerome Powell speaking Wednesday as the Federal Reserve raised interest rates once again.

Other large central banks are also hiking rates, but inflation is coming down without the high unemployment

and economic pain that typically follows rate rises.

With inflation still too high, the conundrum facing global policymakers is the focus of this week's

views room. Welcome back to the views, a podcast from Lloyd's breaking views where columnists

from around the world

talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Donnellin, coming to you from London.

The Federal Reserve once again raised interest rates this week and the European Central Bank

followed suit. The Bank of England is expected to make a similar move and it's an interesting

and sort of mysterious

situation because the recent aggressive monetary policy was deemed necessary to tackle

double-digit inflation. But what we're seeing is an easing of inflation without the kind

of economic pain you would typically need, like high unemployment and a general economic squeeze.

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