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Most Fed Officials See High Uncertainty on GDP, Risks Roughly Balanced
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According to a chart in the Federal Reserve's economic projections, a majority of Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) participants view actual GDP as facing elevated uncertainty, with risks broadly balanced. This marks a shift from the June projections, where the number of participants who viewed uncertainty as roughly balanced was equal to those who viewed it as elevated, and risks were also seen as broadly balanced. The assessment reflects the central bank's internal outlook on the U.S. economy's growth trajectory amid ongoing uncertainties.
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The latest chart from the Federal Reserve's economic projections indicates that a majority of Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) participants view actual GDP as facing elevated uncertainty, with risks assessed as broadly balanced.
- In the June projections, the number of participants who viewed uncertainty as roughly balanced was equal to those who viewed it as elevated.
- In those June projections, risks were also seen as broadly balanced.
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FOMC majority sees elevated uncertainty on GDP and inflation, with upside inflation risks