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Sept FOMC Preview: More Inflation Coming; the Fed Rarely Stops After One Move
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points More specifics can be found through The Conference Board's publication, which discusses the Federal Reserve's potential actions and their implications. Further details are available from The Conference Board.
Further details are available from The Conference Board.
A preview is provided for the September FOMC.
Information about the Fed's actions is included, noting a tendency to make multiple moves.
The preview indicates a particular economic trend is expected to continue.
The Conference Board is the source of this information.
More specifics can be found through The Conference Board's publication, which discusses the Federal Reserve's potential actions and their implications.
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