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On March 20, 2024, the statement that best describes the Federal Reserve's stance on inflation and interest rates for 2024 is: Inflation is _, on a road to %. Choose the words that best fill in the blanks. Multiple Choice О moving down slowly, sometimes bumpy, 2% О moving down slowly, sometimes bumpy, 3% О moving down slowly, smooth, 3% moving down quickly, sometimes bumpy, 2% moving down quickly, sometimes bumpy, 3%

On March 20, 2024, the statement that best describes the Federal Reserve's stance on inflation and interest rates for 2024 is: Inflation is _, on a road to %. Choose the words that best fill in the blanks. Multiple Choice О moving down slowly, sometimes bumpy, 2% О moving down slowly, sometimes bumpy, 3% О moving down slowly, smooth, 3% moving down quickly, sometimes bumpy, 2% moving down quickly, sometimes bumpy, 3%

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