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Fed officials set a milder course for future rate hikes.

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It's Monday, January 23rd. I'm Luke Vargas with the Wall Street Journal, and here's the AM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

US Federal Reserve officials are preparing to slow interest rate hikes for the second straight month,

as they gain more confidence that inflation will ease further this year.

Those officials could also begin deliberating at their next gathering on January 31st,

about how much more softening in labor demand, spending and inflation they would need to see

before pausing rate rises this spring.

Wall Street Journal deputy Europe Finance Editor Quintinweb has more.

The Fed raised rates seven times last year.

The likely decision to approve a smaller increase in February reflects growing confidence among officials

that the economy is responding to their efforts to dampen down demand and thus spring down inflation.

In December, most Fed officials projected the rate would rise to a peak of between 5 and 5.25%.

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