Fed policy committee drama's getting spicy. Out of 12 voting members, nearly half—five of them—weren't sold on cutting rates. Zoom out to all 19 members? Ten didn't see the point. Yet the decision went through anyway, with just one formal dissent on record. That's a lot of internal pushback for a move that still passed. Makes you wonder about the real conviction behind this cut.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 12-12 01:06
Despite the internal split being so serious, they still push hard. I don't understand when the Federal Reserve also started playing "superficial articles."
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MEVHunter_9000
· 12-10 19:49
Everyone outwardly agrees, but secretly half of the people oppose it? That's unreasonable.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 12-10 19:48
Hmm... This vote passing is absurd, with ten people opposing. Does anyone really believe in this decision?
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-10 19:34
Half the people oppose it, yet it can still be forcibly passed—this is the democracy of the central bank.
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FlyingLeek
· 12-10 19:34
Half the people oppose it, yet they still push forward? What is this Fed playing at...
Fed policy committee drama's getting spicy. Out of 12 voting members, nearly half—five of them—weren't sold on cutting rates. Zoom out to all 19 members? Ten didn't see the point. Yet the decision went through anyway, with just one formal dissent on record. That's a lot of internal pushback for a move that still passed. Makes you wonder about the real conviction behind this cut.