2026年价格稳定法案

Keeping people employed would stop being a goal the Fed must pursue — stable prices would remain.

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Your bills and paycheck would not change the day this passed. What changes is the mission the law gives the Federal Reserve, the agency that steers interest rates. Since 1977, the law has told the Fed to aim for three goals at once: maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates. Maximum employment means keeping as many people in jobs as the economy can support. The Price Stability Act of 2026 would delete that first goal. Two would remain: stable prices and moderate long-term interest rates. Jobs and hiring would no longer be something the Fed must weigh by law. It would keep the same tools, the same leaders, and the same daily work. Any effect on you would arrive slowly, through the rates you pay on a mortgage, car loan, or credit card. The measure has cleared a House committee and awaits a floor vote.