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    Bill Ackman warns Fed rate hike could worsen inflation▼Bill Ackman says the Fed’s rate hike could make inflation worse✉newsBusinessBanking42 min ago

    Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman says the Federal Reserve's latest rate hike could backfire and make inflation worse rather than curb it. His argument adds to a growing debate among investors and economists over whether further monetary tightening is the right response to persistent price pressures.

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    Bill Ackman says the Fed 'just made a mistake' on rates▼Bill Ackman thinks the Fed ‘just made a mistake’ — and higher rates will make inflation worse, not better✉newsBusinessBanking42 min ago

    Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman criticised the Federal Reserve, arguing its latest rate decision was a mistake and that higher rates will make inflation worse rather than better. He joins a group of investors and economists who contend that raising borrowing costs raises business expenses and housing costs, which can feed into prices instead of curbing them.

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    Bill Ackman calls Fed rate hike a mistake on inflation●Bill Ackman says Fed rate hike was a ‘mistake’ that could make inflation worse✉newsBusinessBanking4 h ago

    Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman criticized the Federal Reserve's latest rate hike, calling it a mistake that he argues could actually make inflation worse rather than curb it. His comments add to a running debate among investors and economists over whether the central bank is tightening policy too aggressively as price pressures persist.

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    AI and Oil Volatility Fuel Hedge Fund Dispersion Trade●Tremors From AI to Oil Boost Popular Hedge Fund Dispersion Trade✉newsBusinessFinance49 min ago

    Hedge funds are profiting from a popular dispersion trade as tremors in artificial intelligence stocks and oil markets widen the gaps between individual securities. The strategy, which bets on differences in performance among related assets rather than market direction, has been boosted by recent volatility. Increased divergence across sectors is making the trade increasingly attractive to fund managers seeking returns independent of broader market swings.