Strong jobs, weak inflation data muddy Fed rate debate: minutes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve officials widely agreed last month the economy was nearing the point where interest rates should move higher, but worried lagging inflation and a weak global economy posed too big a risk to commit to "liftoff."
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