Michael McKee
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The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2 percent objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2% objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2% objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2 percent objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2 percent objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2 percent objective could be slower than previously expected.
Just $202,000 last week.
That is down from $211,000 the week before yesterday.
In terms of continuing claims, we see 1,841,000.
That's up from 1,816,000 the week before.