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The Lagging Effect of March 2008 on the Economy

The Fed raised interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade on March 14. The move is expected to cause credit contraction, but when will it hit the stock market? David Frum says there's no way of knowing how long this lag effect will last. He says stocks tend to do well after rate hikes and they've done so five out of six times.

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