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Fed holds rates steady, but officials split on how to fight inflation

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Federal Reserve officials kept interest rates steady at the latest meeting, but the policy discussion revealed a split within the central bank over the best approach to inflation, according to NYT Business.

The outlet said officials differed on what comes next for inflation-fighting strategy, even while reaching agreement to maintain current rates.

The disagreement highlights how the Fed’s internal debate is shaping expectations for future rate decisions.

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