Fed Divided on Whether to Pause June Rate Hike as Inflation Persists
- Consumer spending rebounded in April despite rising prices, indicating economic resilience.
- Inflation rose in April according to the Fed's preferred measure, reviving the case for higher interest rates.
- The Federal Reserve is split over whether more rate hikes are needed to curb stubborn inflation.
- Policymakers are weighing risks of overtightening as some see signs of moderating price gains.
- The Bank of England may raise rates further, even at the cost of recession, to meet its inflation target.














































