US Interest Rate Policy and Economic Data
Bullard backs Fed decision to hold rates steady
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- US economy grows 3.4%, fastest in a year and above expectationsBloomberg News
- Bullard backs Fed decision to hold rates steadyBloomberg Television
- US growth hits fastest pace in over a year, while gas prices lift inflation
CNN - US economy grows faster than expected in report released ahead of elections
The Guardian
- US economy grew at a 3.4% annualized rate in the third quarter, government data shows
ABC News - Analysis: Kevin Warsh keeps his options open, leaving Wall Street guessing
CNBC - U.S. third-quarter GDP grows 3.4%, beating expectations as September inflation acceleratesCNBC
- Fed holds rates steady despite elevated inflation
The Associated Press - Fed hold leaves December rate hike on the table
Reuters - Why a Fed rate hike is likely in DecemberReuters
- Market Talk: Fed rate decision 'didn't line up' with Warsh's commentsReuters
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Fed minutes show officials united behind September rate hike
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