US Monetary Policy is the set of actions by the United States central bank, the Federal Reserve, to influence the economy by managing money supply and interest rates to keep prices stable and unemployment low. It includes decisions on interest rates, buying or selling government securities, and other tools to shape borrowing, spending, inflation, and growth.
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