#FOMCMeeting The meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sent clear signals of caution from the Federal Reserve in light of persistent inflationary pressures. Although it was decided to keep interest rates unchanged, the tone of the statement reflected concern about the lack of recent progress toward the 2% inflation target. Strong economic data, particularly in the labor market and consumption, have raised doubts about the need for cuts in the short term. Jerome Powell reiterated that any future adjustment will depend on incoming data, leaving open the possibility of keeping rates elevated for a longer period. Markets reacted with volatility, adjusting their expectations regarding possible cuts for the remainder of the year. In summary, the FOMC adopted a vigilant stance, aware of the risks of acting prematurely, but also ready to respond if the economy shows clear signs of cooling or inflation control.