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The Fed decision seconds away, unchanged the expectation with the call is Mike the key.

Well, pretty much as expected, John, no change in rates, and the Fed leaves open the option of cutting rates in the future.

Stephen Myron and Chris Waller dissent in favor of a rate cut.

Michelle Bowman does not.

Waller's dissent, of course, could be read as an effort

to retain his place as a finalist to replace Jay Powell later this year. The statement keeps the

line about considering the extent and timing of additional adjustments to the target range,

suggesting more rate cuts are possible. There's no hint, however, of what that would lead them to do that or when.

The economic assessment is very short and relative to recent stations slightly positive.

Available indicators suggest that economic activity has been expanding at a solid pace, it says.

Job gains have remained low,

and the unemployment rate has shown some signs of stabilization. Inflation remains somewhat elevated.

The officials say uncertainty about the economic outlook remains elevated, but they don't emphasize jobs as they have the last three statements or inflation

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