Fed Officials Split on Where Interest Rates Should Go, Minutes Say

Fed minutes show widening divide over rate cuts

Officials are split over how weak the labor market is and whether businesses will continue to pass along tariff-related costs to consumers.

Fed minutes show strong support for decision to hold rates steady By Investing.com

Fed minutes show strong support for decision to hold rates steady

Fed minutes: Lower inflation needed before many officials will support rate cuts

Many Federal Reserve officials want to see inflation fall further before they would support additional interest rate cuts this year, particularly if the job market continues to stabilize, minutes of last month’s meeting show.

Fed officials split on where interest rates should go, minutes say

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released minutes from its Jan. 27-28 meeting.

Fed Minutes Show Several Officials Point to Rate-Hike Scenario

Federal Reserve officials signaled renewed worries over inflation with “several” policymakers suggesting the central bank may need to raise interest rates if inflation stays above their goal.

Fed minutes show division, and talk of rate hikes, beneath January pause

Federal Reserve officials were in near-unanimous agreement to keep interest rates on hold at their meeting last month, but remained split over what might happen next, with "several" policymakers raising the risk of possible hikes in borrowing costs if inflation remains elevated, and others split over if and when further cuts might be warranted, according to minutes of their January 27-28 meeting.