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Let's head over to Bloomberg's Michael McKee with the headlines.

Mike.

No surprises, no news. A few new words. In a unanimous

decision, the Fed retains its 5.5.5% target range for its benchmark borrowing rate and retains

its language about determining the extent of additional policy firming that may be appropriate.

The policymaker's assessment of the economy contains some new adjectives, but no new information.

Activity expanded at a strong pace in the third quarter instead of solid.

Job gains have moderated instead of slowed.

Inflation remains elevated. The statement says tighter financial and

credit conditions for households and businesses are likely to weigh on economic activity. That adds

the words financial to the sentence, and it may be a nod to the idea expressed by many Fed officials

that raising market rates are doing some of the fed's work for it, a reason

not to have raised rates today. This is the second meeting in a row that the Fed has held rates

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