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Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other members of the Fed's policy committee have said they're concerned President Donald Trump's tariffs could push up prices and stoke inflation.

The Fed announced it will leave interest rates unchanged in July, despite Trump and members of his cabinet pushing for a cut.

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