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disagreement

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Over the past month, there have been sharp public disagreements among Federal Reserve officials about the likely path of the economy and the appropriate level of interest rates.

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Powell himself acknowledged growing disagreement inside the Federal Open Market Committee.

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With limited data available and disagreements among policymakers, markets appear to be reading far more into comments—and reacting much more strongly—than policymakers might have intended.

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With limited data available and disagreements among policymakers, markets appear to be reading far more into comments—and reacting much more strongly—than policymakers might have intended.

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But disagreements over its responsibilities—whether it would be charged with enforcement and disarmament, or just keeping the peace—are complicating efforts to set it up.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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