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The Federal Reserve (ФРС) is portrayed as the U.S. central banking institution responsible for monetary policy, interest rate decisions, and financial stability. Recent statements from its leadership indicate a 'hawkish' stance, with officials expressing concerns over inflation and raising forecasts to 3.6% for the year, while maintaining key rates at 3.5–3.75%. The Fed's actions influence global markets, including gold prices, currency exchange rates, and investor sentiment toward equities and bonds.

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