Fed's Powell Signals Possible Rate Cut Amid Strong Job Market and Market Gains
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated that a rate cut could be possible as soon as the September meeting, citing a complex economic landscape and an 'unusual' job market, while emphasizing that policy decisions will be data-driven and reflecting a new framework focused on deviations rather than shortfalls in employment.
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