The minutes of #اجتماع_مجلس_الاحتياطي_الفيدرالي which includes details of the interest rate decision in June have been made public.

Here are all the details of the Federal Reserve meeting minutes:

All participants saw it appropriate to keep the federal funds rate within its current target range.

Many of them pointed out that the current #سعر_الفائدة on federal funds may not be much higher than the neutral interest rate.

Federal Reserve staff expect that real GDP growth in 2025 will be higher than previous estimates and that inflation will be lower than previous expectations.

Participants assessed that the uncertainty surrounding economic forecasts has decreased as a result of announced and expected tariff reductions, but overall uncertainty remains high.

Many officials believe that tariffs may continue to pose inflationary risks.

Most participants believe that the federal funds rate should be appropriately lowered this year.

Many participants indicated that they might consider lowering the interest rate at the July meeting if the data comes in as expected.

Participants agreed that the risks of rising inflation and a weakening labor market have diminished, but remain elevated.

Some participants said that the most appropriate path is not to lower interest rates in 2025.

Notably, Federal Reserve Board members Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman, Vice Chair of Supervision, suggested the possibility of considering a rate cut at the July meeting. Both were appointed during President Donald Trump's first term.

At the June meeting, the Federal Reserve kept the main interest rate steady at 4.25% - 4.50%. However, the minutes were published retroactively as they were released three weeks after the meeting. This means they precede the strong June jobs report and Trump's threat to impose a new 25% tariff on major trading partners such as Japan and South Korea starting August 1.

While Trump's calls for the central bank to lower interest rates continue, market data, including inflationary pressures and slowing job growth, put the Federal Reserve in a quandary. The Federal Reserve is trying to maintain its 2% inflation target while continuing its mission to keep the unemployment rate low.

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