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Top Federal Reserve officials have said that the US central bank must not be complacent on fighting inflation, as they warned that long-term borrowing costs will rise if Americans lose faith in policymakers.
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The Fed’s Decision Is Made And This Is What It Means For Social Security in 2026
The U.S. Central Bank wrapped up a two-day meeting on December 10, 2025, marking the last Fed meeting of the year. While there had initially been speculation that the Fed would keep interest rates steady in light of persistent concerns about rising inflation due to tariffs,
The report comes after the longest government shutdown in U.S. history scuttled the release schedule of key economic reports.
Three members of the Federal Reserve's policy committee discussed interest rates on Friday, and fittingly, given the divisions on the committee, had three different views on where it should go.
Personal spending appears to have stalled in September, another economic warning sign for the Fed to consider as it weighs whether to cut interest rates.
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Fed's Schmid says he dissented because inflation is too hot, policy should be modestly restrictive
Kansas City Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid said he dissented against the central bank's quarter point rate cut this week because inflation is "too hot" and monetary policy should remain modestly restrictive to keep it in check.
Here are some takeaways from a divided Federal Reserve Board's decision to cut rates to their lowest in three years.
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