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The Fed keeps rates steady for the fifth straight meeting as inflation stubbornly clings above target, leaving consumers stuck with high credit and mortgage costs. Global tensions, especially in Iran, are jacking up energy prices, while tech’s AI spending is driving up chip and power costs — making the Fed’s balancing act tougher. Three committee members voted to raise rates, revealing internal disagreement over how aggressive to be. Chair Powell admits there’s no quick fix — this is a marathon, not a sprint. Markets are already betting on a future rate hike, as the Fed watches economic data and global volatility closely, navigating a complex path to control inflation without crashing the economy.

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