The Federal Reserve will meet Wednesday to look at interest rates, which economists believe will remain the same for now.
This comes after the Fed has consistently raised rates over the last year and a half to try to combat inflation.
At Larry H. Miller Ford in Provo, Raul Baizabal looked around Tuesday afternoon for a truck. He works in construction.
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