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How Long Can the Fed Hold Rates? With Noelle Acheson

2023-11-21

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Noelle Acheson, editor of Crypto is Macro Now, joins Maggie Lake to discuss whether crypto and stocks have finally decoupled, if the bitcoin spot ETF hype is overdone, where interest rates will go from here, and more.

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