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Reuters reporter covering the Fed and the US economy. On Threads @annsaphirreporter. Reach me at ann.saphir (at) thomsonreuters.com. She/her.
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Fed expected to leave rates unchanged next month after soft inflation data

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By Ann Saphir Verified
| MSN Verified
By Ann Saphir Aug 12 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymakers are likely to feel little fresh urgency to raise interest rates in September after data on Wednesday showed inflation cooled on a year-over-year basis for a second straight month, but they may take little comfort that monetary policy is tight enough to continue the easing trend.
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Expectativa é de que Fed mantenha juros inalterados por ora à medida que inflação volta a diminuir

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By Ann Saphir Verified
| Terra Verified
As autoridades monetárias do Federal Reserve podem não ‌sentir urgência adicional em aumentar as taxas de juros em setembro depois que um relatório do governo mostrou que a inflação dos EUA desacelerou pelo segundo mês consecutivo em julho, mas podem não ter segurança de que a política monetária esteja restritiva o suficiente para manter a tendência de desaceleração.
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Fed seen sticking to policy-rate hold, for now, as inflation eases again

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By Ann Saphir Verified
| Lufkin Daily News Verified
Aug 12 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymakers may feel little fresh urgency to raise interest rates in September after a government report showed inflation cooled for a second straight month in July, but they may take little comfort that policy is tight enough to keep the easing trend going.
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