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Traders pare bets on Fed rate cuts after strong jobs data

The Fed raised its benchmark rate on Wednesday for what it signaled could be the last time before an extended pause to allow time for its policy tightening to date to wring high inflation from the economy.

Traders had been betting that the Fed would reverse course and start easing the policy rate, now in the 5.00%-5.25% range, by September, but after the jobs report they see any cuts delayed until later in the year.


Source: Economy - investing.com

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