Amid US-Iran fighting, the FED is targeting inflation while monitoring economic indicators from the Conference Board and market data from Freddie Mac.
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What happened
Amid US-Iran fighting, the FED is targeting inflation while monitoring economic indicators from the Conference Board and market data from Freddie Mac.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Conference Board
nonprofit organization in Brussels, Belgium
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FED
business
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Freddie Mac
American government-sponsored enterprise
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- A Reuters poll, OECD data, and IMF support highlight ongoing monetary policy discussions amid geopolitical risks.
- The Fed and ECB are reacting to global economic shocks and inflation driven by the Trump-led war on Iran.