Federal Reserve Officials Downplay Rate Cut Expectations Amid Defamation Case and Stock Market Updates
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Top officials at the Federal Reserve are attempting to temper expectations of imminent interest rate cuts, signaling a more cautious approach to monetary policy. While acknowledging the risks to the economy, they emphasized the need for patience and data-driven decision-making. This comes as investors and markets have been anticipating rate cuts in response to slowing global growth and trade tensions.
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