Fed's Miran Advocates for Lower Interest Rates to Prevent Unemployment
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Stephen Miran, a new Federal Reserve governor, advocates for lowering interest rates to around 2.5% to support the labor market and counteract economic cooling, contrasting with other officials who see less room for cuts due to inflation concerns. Miran's stance aligns with President Trump's push for lower borrowing costs, and he emphasizes the importance of adjusting policy based on evolving economic conditions.
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