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2 days ago | capitalbrief.com | Paulina Duran |Paige McNamee

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3 days ago | capitalbrief.com | Paulina Duran |Paige McNamee

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4 days ago | capitalbrief.com | Paulina Duran |Paige McNamee

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5 days ago | capitalbrief.com | Paulina Duran |Paige McNamee

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1 week ago | capitalbrief.com | Paulina Duran |Paige McNamee

Good morning. Here's what happened overnight and what you need to know today. 1. Fed wait: The Fed held rates steady at 4.25–4.50% on Wednesday, warning that economic uncertainty had “increased further” since March, and that risks of both higher inflation and rising unemployment had grown. The decision followed a first-quarter GDP contraction tied to Trump’s tariffs, which intensified with April’s “Liberation Day” hikes and are now expected to push core inflation higher.