FOMC minutes show concern about persistent inflation
By ABA Banking Journal Staff
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• FOMC participants caution progress toward 2% inflation target might be slower and more uneven than expected.
• Risk of persistent inflation above the 2% objective is considered meaningful.
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In their most recent meeting, a majority of Federal Open Market Committee participants cautioned that progress toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% objective might be “slower and more uneven than generally expected” and that the risk of inflation running persistently above that objective “was meaningful,” according to minutes from the FOMC’s Jan 27-28 meeting. The post FOMC minutes show concern about persistent inflation appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .