Fed Officials Express Support for High Interest Rates, Pausing Rate Hikes for Now
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Two Federal Reserve officials, Governor Michelle Bowman and Boston Fed President Susan Collins, expressed support for maintaining high interest rates as they believe further rate hikes may be necessary to bring inflation down to the Fed's 2% target. While recent inflation data has been encouraging, both officials emphasized the need for caution and indicated that further tightening is not off the table. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided not to raise rates in its recent meeting, but officials still anticipate one more increase this year and potential cuts in 2024.
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