A unanimous decision left rates unchanged as policymakers said inflation remained too sticky and more evidence was needed before any pivot.
Federal Reserve minutes described officials as remaining in a wait-and-see mode after unanimously keeping interest rates steady at 3.50%–3.75%. The key message was that inflation was still considered too sticky and that the committee wanted more evidence before changing course. The excerpt provides only a high-level summary of the minutes and does not include broader details on the discussion, risks, or policy path.