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Fed's Waller says swift war end could keep rate cut hopes alive

Fed's Waller says swift war end could keep rate cut hopes alive

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Federal Reserve Governor Waller Highlights Inflation and Labor Market Concerns Amid Iran Conflict

Federal Reserve Governor Waller Highlights Inflation and Labor Market Concerns Amid Iran Conflict

Federal Reserve Governor Waller Highlights Inflation and Labor Market Concerns Amid Iran Conflict
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Federal Reserve Governor Waller Highlights Inflation and Labor Market Challenges Amid Iran Conflict

Federal Reserve Governor Waller Highlights Inflation and Labor Market Challenges Amid Iran Conflict

Federal Reserve Governor Waller Highlights Inflation and Labor Market Challenges Amid Iran Conflict
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Federal Reserve Responds to Inflation Pressures Amid Middle East Conflict

Federal Reserve Responds to Inflation Pressures Amid Middle East Conflict

Federal Reserve Responds to Inflation Pressures Amid Middle East Conflict
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Fed's Williams warns war is already driving up inflation pressures

Fed's Williams warns war is already driving up inflation pressures

By Michael S. Derby NEW YORK, April 16 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said Thursday that the Middle East war is already driving up inflationary pressures, in remarks that noted the central bank is in position to respond to whatever the economy might deliver.
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US Unemployment Insurance Claims Highlight Economic Uncertainty Amid Middle East Conflict

US Unemployment Insurance Claims Highlight Economic Uncertainty Amid Middle East Conflict

US Unemployment Insurance Claims Highlight Economic Uncertainty Amid Middle East Conflict
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Middle East Conflict Raises Inflation Concerns, Says New York Fed President

Middle East Conflict Raises Inflation Concerns, Says New York Fed President

Middle East Conflict Raises Inflation Concerns, Says New York Fed President
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Deutsche Bank expects Fed to hold rates in 2026

Deutsche Bank expects Fed to hold rates in 2026

April 17 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged in 2026, citing oil-driven inflation risks linked to the Middle East war, resilient growth and a tight labour market that leave little room to cut.
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Former Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig Advocates Against Lowering Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns

Former Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig Advocates Against Lowering Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns

Former Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig Advocates Against Lowering Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns
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Reopened Strait of Hormuz and falling oil prices may recast Fed's options for future cuts

Reopened Strait of Hormuz and falling oil prices may recast Fed's options for future cuts

By Howard Schneider and Ann Saphir WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - Reopened Middle East shipping and plummeting oil prices on Friday boosted bets the U.S.
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U.S. Import Prices Rise Amid Middle East Conflict, Impacting Inflation

U.S. Import Prices Rise Amid Middle East Conflict, Impacting Inflation

U.S. Import Prices Rise Amid Middle East Conflict, Impacting Inflation
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Global Economic Uncertainty Intensifies Amid Geopolitical and Technological Shifts

Global Economic Uncertainty Intensifies Amid Geopolitical and Technological Shifts

Global Economic Uncertainty Intensifies Amid Geopolitical and Technological Shifts