
Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged; One Official Disagrees
The Federal Reserve left its key interest rate at 3.50–3.75% on July 29 — unchanged for seven months. That rate influences what you pay on loans and earn on savings. Governor Hammack voted against the decision, the first such objection this year. Her reasons weren't disclosed. One disagreement doesn't mean rates will change, but September's meeting now carries extra weight.
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