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BREAKING: September Fed Meeting Minutes show that most Fed officials expect another interest rate hike by year-end. All 19 Fed officials backed the September interest rate hike. Almost all Fed officials see inflation risks tilted upward, with some warning AI could push demand a
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WHY IT MATTERS.
Minutes showing most officials expect another hike and upside inflation risks keep policy tight, pressuring duration-sensitive equities and bonds.
Fed signals another hike still on the table
Next CPI print and Fed speakers
Further hikes slow growth more than expected
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BREAKING: September Fed Meeting Minutes show that most Fed officials expect another interest rate hike by year-end. All 19 Fed officials backed the September interest rate hike. Almost all Fed officials see inflation risks tilted upward, with some warning AI could push demand above supply and increase inflation.
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