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Why Are Fed Interest Rate Increases So Seemingly Low?

Like, just now the Federal Reserve raised the rate by 0.5%. Now, I'm no economic illiterate (minored in Econ in college), but this is supposedly a lot, yet on its face doesn't seem like much.
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Raising rates too quickly has a high chance to cause a recession. On the other hand, raising them too slowly won't have the desired effect. The fed tries to toe the line between the two, slowing down inflation without causing a recession, but that's not exactly easy.