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Fed's Logan says this week's rate cut was not needed, opposes one in December

The U.S. central bank should not have cut interest rates this week and should not do so again in December, Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan said on Friday, citing a 'balanced' labor market in no immediate need of support and inflation that looks likely to stay above policymakers' 2% goal for too long.

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What a Federal Reserve rate cut means for your finances

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The Fed cuts interest rates again as concerns grow about the job market

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Fed reduces interest rate by a quarter point, Powell says December cut not guaranteed

Interest rates should continue their downward journey on Oct. 29, as most forecasters expect the Federal Reserve to order another quarter-point cut to the benchmark federal funds rate.

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Federal Reserve Cuts Key Rate Yet Powell Says Future Reductions Are Not Locked In

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Why Treasury yields keep rising despite Fed rate cuts, putting bonds under pressure

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Money moves to make now that the Fed has cut rates (again)

Many money market bank accounts at FDIC-insured banks were offering rates of between 3.40% and 4.25% ahead of the Fed meeting, according to Bankrate data.

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Fed cuts interest rates by 25 basis points as new opposition to easing emerges

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Fed cuts US interest rates again despite 'flying blind'

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Fed cuts interest rates for 2nd time this year, but rejects large reduction sought by Trump

Last month, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), a policymaking body at the Fed, projected two additional quarter-point rate cuts over the remainder of the year. By contrast, Trump has called for rate cuts totaling as much as 3 percentage points. Trump has carried out a pressure campaign at the Fed with little precedent.

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Investors piled into equity funds ahead of Fed rate cut, US-China trade deal

Global equity funds attracted massive investments in the week to October 29 ahead of an anticipated interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve and a trade deal between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Recent trends show Fed rate cuts will eventually start to weigh on the U.S. dollar

The Federal Reserve this week cut interest rates again. How will the dollar react? The chart from Macrobond shows how the dollar index DXY has moved in a year’s worth of trading sessions before and after the last five cuts.

How Stocks Reacted After the Last Interest-Rate Cut

Stocks and bonds initially rallied after the central bank cut interest rates on Sept. 17, but began giving up those gains before Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell started his post-meeting press conference.

Federal Reserve, interest rate

Fed cuts interest rates for 2nd time this year, but rejects large reduction sought by Trump

Investors piled into equity funds ahead of Fed rate cut, US-China trade deal

Recent trends show Fed rate cuts will eventually start to weigh on the U.S. dollar

How Stocks Reacted After the Last Interest-Rate Cut

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