Two top Federal Reserve officials could dissent from the central bank’s likely decision Wednesday to hold its key interest rate steady, a sign of division reflecting the economy's muddy outlook as well as the jockeying to replace Chair Jerome Powell when his term ends next year.

But Jerome Powell will still have plenty to discuss at the Fed meeting tomorrow. Plus: Doge dudes and data centers.

The Federal Reserve is expected to leave its short-term interest rate unchanged on Wednesday for the fifth straight meeting, a move that will likely underscore the deep divide between how Chair Jerome

The U.S. central bank is widely expected to hold interest rates steady for a fifth straight meeting despite badgering from President Trump to lower borrowing costs.

The Federal Reserve is kicking off meetings as a decision over interest rates is expected. President Trump has urged Fed chair Jerome Powell to apply a cut. CBS News MoneyWatch correspondent Kelly O'Grady has the latest.