Fed Holds Rates at 3.75%, But Three Members Voted to Hike (UPDATED)
The Federal Reserve held rates steady, but three dissents exposed a rare policy split. Markets now see an 80% chance of a September rate hike.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates the same, but some members wanted to raise them—showing the group doesn't fully agree on what to do next. When a group of leaders disagrees, it can make markets more uncertain about what comes after.
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