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The 2 paragrpahs with the views of members who were on hold

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These are the 2 paragraphs with the range of views of the members who were on hold:
  • "There was a range of views among these members on the extent to which the risks from persistent inflationary pressures had receded. At one end of this range, developments in nominal indicators, including at higher frequencies, suggested that the restrictive stance of policy and the unwinding of second-round effects associated with declining short-term inflation expectations were having a material impact in reducing the more persistent and slower-moving components of inflation. At the other end of this range, wage growth remained too high and was expected to moderate only slowly, as reflected in the Agents’ latest intelligence. There were limited signs so far that services price inflation would return to a target-consistent pace sufficiently rapidly, with evidence of diminishing second-round effects still tentative. Some upside risks remained around both the wage and CPI inflation projections."
  • "For all of these members, a further accumulation of evidence on inflation persistence would be required to warrant a shift in the monetary policy stance, with members differing on the extent of evidence that was likely to be needed. They would continue to consider the degree of restrictiveness of policy at each meeting."
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