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Representatives of the federal reserve system are concerned about their July meeting on labor market and inflation, although the majority agreed that they demonstrated even more quickly to reduce interest rates.

The summary of the meeting shows the discrepancy between the central bankers, whose voting at the sustainable level of the sustainable rate came, despite the objections of two Fed Governors, who acted in favor of the reduction.

Politicians noted the growth of economics threats that would guarantee monitoring, although they have largely agreed that their current position was appropriate.

“Participants usually point to the risk of both sides of the double mandate of the committee, emphasizing increased risk to inflation and risk,” the protocol noted. While “most participants evaluated the risk of inflation, since the greater of these two risks” couple saw “a reduction in risk for employment, the more noticeable risk.”

Governors Christopher Waller and Michel Bowman voted against the decision on rates, preferring the Federal Committee of the open market to reduce their key rate. The Fed rate, which establishes what banks charge each other for lending overnight, but used as a benchmark for other consumer rates, has been sent by 4.25% -4.5% since December.

It was the first time a few more than 30 years voted at the rate.

President Donald TrumpThe tariffs were the central part of the discussion.

“As for increased inflation risks, the participants have indicated indefinite consequences of the tariffs and the possibility of inflation expectations becomes unchanged,” the protocol reads. The document also noted that “there remained significant uncertainty in connection with the terms, value and compliance with the consequences of increasing tariffs this year.”

Towards an increasingly hot political background, at the meeting, officials expressed various opinions about where they see the economy and politics. In the first half of the year, the assessment of employees considered economic growth as “brazen”, although unemployment remained low.

Different participants expressed uncertainty about the influence that would have inflation tariffs, and others were worried that the workplace pattern begins to detect cracks and need an increase in policy to prevent further damage.

“The participants noted that the committee may face complex compromises if increased inflation is more persistent and the forecast for the labor market has weakened,” the resume said. The tariff decisions will depend on “the distance of each committee’s goal and potentially different temporary horizons, which will be assumed that these gaps will be closed.”

The meeting took place just two days before the release of the Labor Statistics Bureau, which shows that the wage growth in impassable wages remained not only weak in July, but also that in June and perhaps there was a much weaker growth than reported.

Even without this information, the Fed officials noted that “the risk of employment has increased significantly with the slowdown in economic activity and consumer expenses, and that some incoming data indicates a weakening of the job market.”

The protocol was released for two days ahead of the main event on the Fed this week: a chair Jerom Powell F The main address on Friday morning during the Central Bank’s annual symposium in Jackson Holle, Wyoming.

Powell is expected to use a speech to show at least a short -term direction for the Fed regarding tariffs as well as a long -term view of politics.

Trump rendered severe political pressure on the Fed to lower rates. The president smashed Powell as “stupid”, “loser” and other investments, as well as criticizing the council.

With the resignation earlier this month, Governor Adriana Kugler Trump will be able to appoint another own candidates for the place. Powell’s term of the chairman expires in May 2026, although he may remain as a governor if he wants until 2028. against the background of claims What she has committed a mortgage about federal loans she received for property in Georgia and Michigan.

In the case of the seat of the Powell, The White House has identified 11 potential candidates, including several current and past Fed officials together with economists and strategists Wall Rate.

Correction: This article is updated to correct the spelling of the name of Adriana Kugar.