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  • Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Korva Coleman.

  • The Federal Reserve has boosted its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point.

  • Fed Chair Kevin Warsh notes inflation is still running above the central bank's target.

  • But NPR's Elena Seljuk says the Fed cannot control all monetary circumstances.

  • The big driver of current inflation is the war in Iran.

  • It has pushed up the cost of gasoline and the price of diesels at historic highs.

  • And that's definitely not something an interest rate hike can fix.

  • The Fed also has no say on tariff policy, which is another driver.

  • With inflation.

  • For five months now, people's paychecks have been losing their buying power.

  • Warsh hopes the stable prices will help families keep their heads above water.

  • Either way, any positive effects of this are unlikely to be very quick.

  • NPR's Elena Seljuk reporting.

  • The House of Representatives has passed bills that would block spikes

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