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Nov 20, 2024

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KC Fed Pres. Schmid: Remains to be seen how far interest rates may fall

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Remains to be seen how far interest rates might fall Cuts are an acknowledgment of the Fed’s confidence inflation is on a path to 2% target. Large fiscal deficits will not cause inflation because the Fed will prevent it, though that could mean higher interest rates This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.

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