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Fed raises federal funds rate 25bps to 3.75%-4% in unanimous FOMC vote

The Federal Open Market Committee voted 12-0 to raise the federal funds rate target range by 25 basis points to 3.75%-4%, the Fed said in its September 16 policy statement. The committee said economic activity is expanding at a solid pace, job gains have kept pace with the labor force and inflation remains elevated. The move is intended to support a more timely return to the committee’s 2% inflation goal.

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The unanimous vote matters more than the 25bp increment itself: it signals no internal dissent even as the committee acknowledges inflation remains elevated, which narrows the scope for near-term policy softening. For crypto and RWA markets, the read-through is a continued high cost of dollar funding, a persistent headwind for leveraged and yield-sensitive positions. The open question is whether the committee's characterization of solid activity and labor gains shifts in coming statements, since that language, not the rate level, is what would signal a change in trajectory.

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