"Federal Reserve Holds Steady Amid Inflation Concerns"
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The Federal Reserve signaled a shift towards considering rate reductions but indicated that the first rate cut is likely months away, disappointing traders on Wall Street. The Fed is assessing inflation and the economy amidst strong economic growth and a slowdown in inflation, with most economists expecting rate cuts to start in May or June. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized the need for sustained inflation slowdown and strong economic growth before considering rate cuts, while also acknowledging potential challenges if economic growth strengthens.
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