Oil shocks from geopolitical conflicts can reignite inflation and delay interest rate cuts. That's clouding the outlook for the Federal Reserve's moves this year.

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The Federal Reserve ended quantitative tightening around December 1, 2025, and began a new round of quantitative easing. Read what investors need to know.

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