The Federal Reserve Board of Governors is closely watching job numbers ahead of its June 16-17 policy meeting. When job growth is too strong, the Fed typically raises or keeps steady interest rates over fears it could fuel inflation. | Collector

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors is closely watching job numbers ahead of its June 16-17 policy meeting. When job growth is too strong, the Fed typically raises or keeps steady interest rates over fears it could fuel inflation.

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The Federal Reserve Board of Governors is closely watching job numbers ahead of its June 16-17 policy meeting. When job growth is too strong, the Fed typically raises or keeps steady interest rates over fears it could fuel inflation.

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors is closely watching job numbers ahead of its June 16-17 policy meeting. When job growth is too strong, the Fed typically raises or keeps steady interest rates over fears it could fuel inflation.

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