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The Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points this week, bringing the target range to 5% to 5.25%. The move was widely expected by the markets and many now believe the Fed could be heading for a pause. But investors should be "prepared for volatility" says PGIM CEO David Hunt. "The markets are over-optimistic around where we're headed with both rates and recession," Hunt told Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi at the Milken Institute Global Conference. Hunt said investors are "underestimating the strength of the American economy, which actually is in very good shape." For Hunt, that means that rates are "going to have to stay higher for longer than is currently priced into the market." Key video moments 00:00:01 What is next for the commercial real estate market 00:00:19 Who benefits from the regional banking turmoil 00:01:01 "Markets are over-optimistic" 00:01:16 Why the U.S. economy is in good shape

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