Trump pushes for lower rates as inflation concerns keep Fed cautious

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President Trump pressed the Fed to cut rates, arguing they’re artificially high, while the central bank reiterates its independence amid inflation concerns; markets expect no move in September, but July minutes show inflation could stay elevated and some policymakers hint at higher rates if it doesn’t cool, as the debt nears $40 trillion and inflation runs around 3.4% year over year with a cooling labor market.
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