'Substantial majority" of Fed officials see rate hikes slowing 'soon,' minutes show
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Most Fed officials at last meeting backed slower rate hikes
Most Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting favored reducing the size of their interest rate hikes ``soon'' - just before raising their benchmark rate by a substantial three-quarters of a point for a fourth straight time.
Most Fed officials at last meeting backed slower rate hikes
WASHINGTON — Most Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting favored reducing the size of their interest rate hikes “soon”— just before raising their benchmark rate by a substantial three-quarters of a point for a fourth straight time. The central bank’s policymakers saw “very few signs that inflation pressures were abating.” Still, a “substantial majority” ...The post Most Fed officials at last meeting backed slower rate hikes first appear…
Most Fed officials say slower rate hike pace appropriate 'soon'
WASHINGTON: A majority of US Federal Reserve policymakers found that a slower pace of interest rate hikes would "likely soon be appropriate," the central bank said on Wednesday (Nov 23). The Fed has embarked on an aggressive path to cool demand and bring down prices as inflation in the world's biggest
Federal Reserve board agreed it would be appropriate to slow interest rate hikes soon, minutes show
The Federal Reserve board agreed this month that it would be appropriate to slow interest rate hikes soon, according to posted meeting minutes. At its early November meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee raised interest rates by three quarters of a point to a span of 3.75 to 4 percent, the fourth consecutive hike of…
Most Fed officials at last meeting backed slower rate hikes
Most Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting favored reducing the size of their interest rate hikes “soon’’— just before raising their benchmark rate by a substantial three-quarters of a point for a fourth straight time
Most Fed officials at last meeting backed slower rate hikes
Most Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting favored reducing the size of their interest rate hikes “soon’’— just before raising their benchmark rate by a substantial three-quarters of a point for a fourth straight time.
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