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US Federal Reserve Decides to Raise Interest Rates

The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since July 2023, a decision Chairman Worsh defends as a way to steady prices amid inflation. President Trump pushes back, insisting US rates should be the lowest in the world. Yet the Fed may not be finished.

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アメリカのFRBは16日にち、中央銀行ちゅうおうぎんこうがお金かねを貸かすときの金利きんりを、0.25%上あげることを決きめました。
アメリカでは、お金かねを借かりるときや預あずけるときの利子りしが上あがりそうです。
FRBは、2023年にせんにじゅうさんねん7月がつのあとでは、初はじめて金利きんりを上あげます。
FRBのウォーシュ議長ぎちょうは「インフレなので、金利きんりを上あげて物ものの値段ねだんを安定あんていさせたい」と言いいました。
トランプ大統領だいとうりょうは「アメリカの金利きんりは、世界せかいでいちばん低ひくくていい」と話はなして、FRBが決きめた金利きんりに反対はんたいしています。
しかし、FRBは、今年ことしの終おわりまでに、また金利きんりを上あげるかもしれません。

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On the 16th, the US Federal Reserve (FRB) decided to raise the interest rate at which the central bank lends money by 0.25%. In the United States, it seems that the interest rates for borrowing and depositing money will rise. The FRB is raising interest rates for the first time since July 2023. Chairman Worsh of the FRB said, 'Due to inflation, we want to stabilize prices by raising interest rates.' President Trump has expressed opposition to the FRB's decision, saying, 'It's fine for US interest rates to be the lowest in the world.' However, the FRB may raise interest rates again by the end of this year.

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