Fed minutes show willingness to consider interest rate increases
Some Federal Reserve officials wanted to keep interest rate increases on the table, given the stubborn inflation that was set to be amplified by the Iran war, according to minutes from the central bank’s March 17-18 policy meeting, released Wednesday. Why it matters: Even as many officials see rate cuts down the line, the prospect of increasing rates highlights the uncertainty…
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