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Top Federal Reserve officials generally expect inflation to increase in the near term, according to minutes of the July ...

The minutes of the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee, published on Wednesday, showed that “some [members] noted that ...

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The written account of the Federal Reserve's July meeting, released on Wednesday with a customary three-week lag, suggested ...

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Most Federal Reserve officials said last month that the threat of higher inflation was a greater concern than the potential for job losses, leading the central bank to keep its key rate unchanged ...

U.S. stocks closed mostly lower, though off earlier lows, despite Federal Reserve minutes showing a united front on inflation and a tech stock rout.

Ultimately, the Fed decided to hold rates steady at 4.25% to 4.5% but the move masked an unusually split committee — with two governors calling for cuts. This dissent marked the first ...

Minutes of the Federal Reserve’s July meeting show widespread concern over the slowing economy and the impacts of import tariffs.