Fed Split Over Inflation And Hiring Evens Rate Cut Odds
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Fed officials are increasingly split between inflation worries and weakening hiring, leaving the December rate decision at effectively 50-50. Missing data from the shutdown has deepened uncertainty, and Thursday’s jobs report will be pivotal as markets brace for possible dissents.
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