Fed Likely to Resume Rate Cuts Amid Persistent Inflation and Job Data

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The Federal Reserve is on track to potentially resume interest rate cuts starting in September, supported by recent data showing cooler inflation and signs of a weakening labor market, including steady jobless claims and rising unemployment benefits, which could influence future monetary policy decisions.
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