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- FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee): A branch of the U.S. Federal Reserve responsible for setting national monetary policy, including interest rates and asset purchases.
- Federal Reserve (U.S. central bank): The central banking system of the United States, which regulates monetary policy and maintains financial stability.
- Monetary policy: Government or central bank actions, such as setting interest rates, that influence a nation’s money supply and economic growth.