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By Andrew Moran The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged at their highest levels in 23 years as monetary policymakers have observed “a lack of further progress” toward the central bank’s 2 percent inflation target. Fed officials noted that the risks to accomplishing its dual mandate of maximum employment and price stability have shifted to a better balance over the past year.
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