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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said "economic
growth slowed" since its last meeting in December and that inflation is
unlikely to rise rapidly toward its 2% target, a more dovish tone that
suggests the bank won't be quick to raise interest rates again. "Inflation
is expected to remain low in the near term," The Fed said in new, more
cautious language. The central bank also alluded to stock market turmoil in
the U.S. and China, saying it "is closely monitoring global economic and
financial developments." Yet despite a more subdued near-term outlook, the
Fed said it expects the economy to continue to grow "at a moderate pace,"
helped by a strengthening labor market. The vote was 10-0.
growth slowed" since its last meeting in December and that inflation is
unlikely to rise rapidly toward its 2% target, a more dovish tone that
suggests the bank won't be quick to raise interest rates again. "Inflation
is expected to remain low in the near term," The Fed said in new, more
cautious language. The central bank also alluded to stock market turmoil in
the U.S. and China, saying it "is closely monitoring global economic and
financial developments." Yet despite a more subdued near-term outlook, the
Fed said it expects the economy to continue to grow "at a moderate pace,"
helped by a strengthening labor market. The vote was 10-0.
