US Fed decides to raise interest rate by 0.5% to start tightening measures to reduce owned assets

The Federal Reserve Board, the central bank of the United States, held a meeting to decide monetary policy and decided to raise the policy interest rate by 0.5%, which is double the normal rate.

In order to hurry to curb record inflation, we have also decided to start a response called "quantitative tightening," which will gradually reduce assets held such as government bonds purchased from the market under monetary easing measures.