The Fed minutes for the September 19-20 meeting have been released.
Showing that officials were "highly attentive to inflation risks" and that they were committed to bringing inflation back down to their 2% target.
The minutes also showed that they were concerned about the slowing economy, but they did not believe that a recession was imminent.
Overall, the Fed minutes were hawkish, meaning that the Fed is likely to continue raising interest rates aggressively in the near term.
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The Fed minutes for the September 19-20 meeting have been released.
Showing that officials were "highly attentive to inflation risks" and that they were committed to bringing inflation back down to their 2% target.
The minutes also showed that they were concerned about the slowing economy, but they did not believe that a recession was imminent.
Overall, the Fed minutes were hawkish, meaning that the Fed is likely to continue raising interest rates aggressively in the near term.