"2024 Election Impact: Inflation, Layoffs, and High Food Prices"
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Inflationary pressure is a key concern for voters and investors as President Biden and Donald Trump dominate Super Tuesday, setting the stage for a potential rematch of the 2020 election. Fed chair Jay Powell's upcoming two-day appearance on Capitol Hill will be closely watched for any signals on future rate cuts. While the economy shows strength with plentiful jobs, rising wages, and consumer spending, concerns about inflation persist, leading to a more cautious sentiment in the markets and a potential impact on interest rate expectations.
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