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The Fed keeps rates steady for the third straight time, signaling caution as inflation remains above target. While prices have cooled slightly, officials say more consistent downward movement is needed before cutting rates — meaning borrowing costs stay high for homes, cars, and credit cards. Businesses may delay big investments, and the economy enters a waiting game. At least one rate cut is still expected next year, but timing hinges on incoming data like jobs and spending. Patience is the message: the Fed’s moving slowly to avoid recession while keeping inflation in check.

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