How Has The Fed Historically Hiked Interest Rates After Recessions?

December 11th, 2015 by Trefis Team
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In previous instances, the Fed has generally raised interest rates by roughly 400 basis points (4%) within 18 months of initiating a post-recession rate hike:

Fed_QA_RateAvg

Source: Effective Federal Funds Rate (FRED Economic Data)

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