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Federal Reserve Signals Cautious Path on Interest Rate Cuts Amid Economic Uncertainties

The Federal Reserve hints at a slow approach to rate cuts as inflation concerns grow amidst Trump's electoral victory and market volatility.

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Updated: Nov 15th, 2024, 6:54 PM ET

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated a cautious approach to future interest rate cuts amid persistent inflation and economic strength. Following Trump's election victory, market optimism shifted to concerns over inflation and a reduction in expected rate cuts. Chicago Fed President Goolsbee echoed Powell's sentiment, emphasizing the Fed's deliberation in easing policies. Recent economic data showing retail sales and inflation have led traders to price in a lower probability of a December rate cut. The uncertainty surrounding Trump's policies adds to the Fed's complex decision-making landscape.

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