When it comes to rate hikes, CFOs aren’t counting on a ‘one-and-done’

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Fortune	When it comes to rate hikes, CFOs aren’t counting on a ‘one-and-done’	Columbia economist Yiming Ma says the real risk isn't the hike itself, but treating it as an isolated event.	17 Sep, 11:12	17 Sep, 11:45	0m	fortune.com	First

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