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Your browser does not support the audio format.0% playedSome economists say interest rates of 4% or 5% could be in the cards for the Federal Reserve. Plus: The state of the economy, as told by JPMorgan's earnings report.Share Now on:HTML EMBED:Some economists say interest rates of 4% or 5% could be in the cards for the Federal Reserve. Plus: The state of the economy, as told by JPMorgan's earnings report.get the podcastget the podcastFor the most part, the news is pretty good.Stan Honda/ AFP via Getty ImagesHTML EMBED:Share Now on:Subscribe Using:We don't know. But the Taylor principle says...

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