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On September 26, in a bicameral US congressional effort, a letter signed by more than 60 Republican members of Congress urged ...

More dissent against the jumbo rate cut than the voting record showed suggests US central bank will be more cautious in future ...

The yield on the policy-sensitive two-year Treasury was up 0.03 percentage points at 4.01 per cent following the release of the minutes on Wednesday afternoon, hovering close to hitting its highest ...