Fed officials are worried about tariffs’ impact on inflation and see rate cuts on hold, minutes show
- The U.S. Federal Reserve is concerned about rising inflation risks, which influenced their decision to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.3% during the January meeting.
- Christopher J. Waller stated that progress on inflation has been "excruciatingly slow" and that a pause in rate cuts is appropriate since inflation is above the target of 2%.
- Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated that political influences, such as Donald Trump's calls for lower rates, will not sway their data-driven decisions regarding monetary policy.
- Minutes from the Fed's January meeting showed all policymakers agreed to maintain the rate due to uncertainty in the economy and a desire for further progress on inflation.
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