Payrolls to weaken, inflation to drop: a contrarian case on Fed rate cuts
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Fortune presents a contrarian view that Fed rate cuts may come as payrolls slow and inflation cools, challenging the hawkish stance of Kevin Warsh and suggesting current data and oil dynamics could push markets toward easing rather than further hikes.
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