US Federal Reserve cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 3.5–3.75 per cent, citing increased risks to employment despite moderate economic growth.
Job gains have slowed and unemployment has inched up, while inflation remains elevated.
The Fed said future moves will depend on incoming data and reaffirmed its two per cent inflation goal.
Job gains have slowed and unemployment has inched up, while inflation remains elevated.
The Fed said future moves will depend on incoming data and reaffirmed its two per cent inflation goal.