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Fed meeting updates: The FOMC's interest rate decision is the closest call in months

Fed holds interest rates with close call and hawkish dissents

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What happened

The Federal Open Market Committee has decided to hold interest rates, but the decision was closely contested. This update comes as the Fed's stance on inflation is being closely watched.

The decision to hold rates was accompanied by three dissents in favor of a rate hike, indicating a division within the committee. According to Goldman Sachs, these dissents suggest the Fed is 'running out of patience' with inflation.

However, despite the hawkish dissents, the Fed's decision to hold rates now raises questions about the potential for a rate hike in September. The odds of a September rate hike appear to have increased following the meeting.

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Questions people are asking

What did the FOMC decide on interest rates?

The FOMC decided to hold interest rates.

Were there any dissents in the FOMC's decision?

Yes, there were three dissents in favor of a rate hike.

What does this mean for future interest rates?

The decision has raised the odds of a potential rate hike in September.

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FOMC FOMC TEXT No Rate Change Three Dissents In Favor Rate Hike Three Dissents Raise Odds September Rate Hike Dissents Show Fed Is With Inflation Says Goldman Sachs

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Federal Open Market Committee interest rates inflation Goldman Sachs FOMC

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