Fed Minutes Hint at Hikes If Inflation Sticks Around

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Fed minutes show many policymakers signaled that further tightening would likely be needed if inflation does not decline, with a few officials advocating a rate hike at the meeting to head off a steeper path later; although July inflation data were modestly encouraging, several officials warned that underlying price pressures and AI-driven wage growth could keep inflation elevated, and Warsh floated reducing the Fed's meetings from eight to six to buy more information between decisions.
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