ACA limbo grips insurers as repeal uncertainty grows
Insurers face a wait‑and‑see period as Republicans and President Trump offer few ACA details. Aetna warns it may shrink Obamacare participation. Centene stays in if markets stay stable. Congress debates replacement ideas and timing while AHIP aids craft of a smoother transition.
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Fed keeps rates steady as economy improves
The Federal Reserve held its benchmark rate at 0.5 to 0.75 percent in its first meeting after President Trump took office. It signaled a brighter U.S. economy with solid job gains and rising inflation, hinting at policy tightening later this year while noting uncertainty aroundTrump's policies.
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