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Federal Reserve is expected to raise its benchmark rate, defying Trump's demands
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points The central bank's decision is expected to contrast with President Donald Trump's stance. From Washington: A move to combat high inflation is anticipated.
From Washington: A move to combat high inflation is anticipated. The central bank's decision is expected to contrast with President Donald Trump's stance. He has expressed support for a decrease, but the bank is likely to take a different approach.
Further details about the decision are available from the source. It is known that the bank's rate has not been lifted in some time.
A change in the rate is expected to occur, marking a shift in the bank's strategy to address current economic conditions.
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