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Fed minutes show officials avoid signaling more rate hikes

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MarketWatch reports that Federal Reserve minutes from its latest meeting show officials did not want to indicate support for a sequence of additional interest rate increases.

According to MarketWatch, officials viewed the September rate hike as a measure that would be needed if inflation remains sticky.

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