Fed’s Waller backs steady rates in September as Iran tensions stay in focus
Fed Governor Waller said he will support holding rates steady in September. Live coverage also flags Iran warning of “asymmetric” retaliation to future US attacks and Oman rejecting an Iran proposal on Strait of Hormuz fees.
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