Fed expected to cut interest rates despite rising inflation. Here's why
The reason is clear, experts told ABC News: Interest rates will remain historically high even after a small cut. The Fed likely does not view a mild uptick of inflation this fall as enough to deviate from a path of rate cuts it laid out earlier this year, they added.
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Americans don't think import tariffs are a good idea if they lead to higher prices and are skeptical they would help U.S.
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The fear among some commentators is that the Fed is cutting rates in a hot economy with inflation above target, raising the ...
The consumer-price index rose 2.7% from a year earlier, a sign that the path to bringing down price pressures remains bumpy.
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Stubborn inflation means the central bank may not be able to cut rates as many times as the market expected. That could ...
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