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Fed notes domestic spending remains resilient
The Federal Reserve reported that US consumer spending has stayed strong despite ongoing economic uncertainty.
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Federal Reserve chief notes stronger job gains than prior year
Kevin Warsh told reporters that employment increases outpaced the previous twelve months. He added that the central bank remains focused on keeping prices stable.
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