Fed leaves rates on hold, warns of "higher risks" to U.S. economy
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady for the third consecutive time on Wednesday, as it cautioned about the economic fallout from tariffs. Why it matters: The Fed warned about the potential of higher prices and a spike in joblessness, as President Trump presses on with aggressive efforts to reset global trade. Driving the news: The Fed’s rate-setting committee voted…
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