Fed Minutes Reveal Split Over Rates as Inflation Risks Persist
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Federal Reserve minutes from last meeting show officials divided on the path for interest rates, with upside inflation risks from AI-driven demand and other shocks; most participants saw keeping rates unchanged this month as justified, but some favored firming if inflation remains elevated, and many projected rates at or below current levels by year-end, highlighting policy uncertainty as Warsh offered no new projections.
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