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HORSLEY: That is, the Fed now has to worry more about pushing rates too high. So Powell and his colleagues are going to take a breather, see how the economy reacts.

For now, the Fed will continue monitoring the economy, and the effects of previous hikes, to determine if and when additional rate hikes are necessary.

In recent months U.S. inflation has broadly trended lower, despite remaining elevated in historical terms. Despite this, the Fed is planning to move rates above 5% at its early 2023 meetings.