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The Federal Reserve has voted to hold interest rates steady at their current 23-year-high, officials announced today.

The Federal Reserve has voted to hold interest rates steady at their current 23-year-high, officials announced today. The decision spells misery for households who are already struggling under the weight of soaring interest rates on credit cards, mortgages and personal loans. It marks the sixth consecutive time that the Fed has chosen to keep rates at their current level as it battles to tame inflation. The video player is currently playing an ad. The rate of annual inflation rose to 3.5 percent in March, still well above the Fed's 2 percent target. In a policy statement released today, the organization said rates will not be slashed until officials have 'greater confidence

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House prices hit yet another record-high in February as the market continues to defy expectations in the face of soaring mortgage rates, a new report shows.

Stocks jumped on Friday morning after data showed the US labor market is finally showing signs of cooling.

Stocks rose Friday morning after data showed the U.S. labor market is finally showing signs of cooling.

Customers are now only able to purchase one bag of Walgreens' own-brand candy at a time. It comes after content creator Trinh Carreon shared a video about the sweets - which amassed 8.9 million views.