The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday hinted at the possibility of three interest rate hikes next year while deciding to roll back its support for the coronavirus pandemic-hit economy faster than earlier planned amid concerns over rising inflation.After a two-day meeting of the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee, the bank said it will reduce from January its monthly purchases of Treasuries and mortgage securities by $30 billion, up from the $15 billion announced in November, citing inflation developments and the improvement in the labor market.The Fed, meanwhile, maintained its ta…READ FULL ARTICLE