Powell Signals Cautious Approach to Rate Cuts Amid Strong Economy
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U.S. markets declined as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated no rush to cut interest rates, citing a strong economy despite recent job report setbacks. This hawkish stance dampened market enthusiasm, reducing expectations for a December rate cut. Meanwhile, Japan's GDP rose in the third quarter, and China's retail sales increased, though real estate investment fell. Nvidia's growth is benefiting a South Korean firm, with potential significant gains. Overall, investors are refocusing on inflation and interest rates, overshadowing the postelection rally.
- CNBC Daily Open: Powell’s comments gave investors a reality check CNBC
- Powell Says Solid Economy Allows Fed to Consider Rate Cuts ‘Carefully’ The Wall Street Journal
- Dollar set for big weekly gain as Powell sends yields up, China data mixed Reuters
- Powell says Fed will likely cut rates cautiously given persistent inflation pressures The Associated Press
- Fed’s Powell Says No Need to Hurry Rate Cuts With Economy Strong Bloomberg
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