"Stocks Dip as Fed Minutes Hint at End of Hikes, Uncertain Path to Rate Cuts"

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The Federal Reserve's December meeting minutes indicate that officials believe they have finished raising interest rates but did not provide a clear timeline for when rate cuts might begin. Although there is an expectation that rates could be lowered before the end of the year, the minutes reflect uncertainty about the future course of monetary policy following the sharpest rate increases in forty years. Investors are looking towards the central bank's second policy meeting of the year in March for potential rate reductions.
- Fed Minutes Suggest Rate Hikes Are Over, but Offer No Timetable on Cuts The Wall Street Journal
- Fed officials in December saw rate cuts likely, but path highly uncertain, minutes show CNBC
- Stocks Fall in New Year - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- Fed officials discussed rate cuts last month and hinted at end of hikes, minutes show CNN
- Fed officials said rates could remain high 'for some time' Financial Times
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