"Fed Unlikely to Cut Rates Amid Persistent Inflation Concerns"
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The Federal Reserve's signaling of potential rate cuts has led to easier financial conditions and a stock market rally, complicating the task of actually lowering rates. Economist Torsten Sløk warns that this "Fed Cut Reflexivity Paradox" makes it harder for the Fed to cut rates as financial conditions ease and fiscal stimulus continues to fuel economic growth.
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