Fed sees growth risks "more balanced": FOMC minutes (Reuters)

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke (R) speaks at a Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs committee hearing as members of a European Parliament delegation, led by Pervenche Beres (L), the chairwoman for the committee on economic and monetary affairs in the European Parliament (3rd L) look on, in Washington, July 19, 2007. (Jason Reed/Reuters)Reuters - Federal Reserve officials believed downside risks to U.S. economic growth had diminished between their May and June meetings, suggesting little likelihood that the current housing market downturn would spark a near-term cut in benchmark U.S. interest rates.


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