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US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged as it awaits the impacts of Trump’s global tariffs

News RoomBy News RoomJune 18, 2025
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Chapter 2: Fed’s Commitments to Future Rate Cuts

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Chapter 3: Fed’s Concerns with Tariffs and Economic Disruptions

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The Fed’s balance between economic conservativeness and rate cuts maintains an unlikely match with Trump’s aggressive-financing offering

Chapter 5 : Trump’s Role in Choosing Rate Cuts and Economic Traverse

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