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Fed Govenor Miran says today's NFP report does not mean the Fed can't lower rates - Fox Business interview

Fed Governor Miran's comments suggest that the NFP report may not be the pivotal factor for future rate cuts, signaling a more flexible approach to monetary policy.

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Fed Govenor Miran says today's NFP report does not mean the Fed can't lower rates - Fox Business interview

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His emphasis on supply dynamics points to potential paths for easing inflation, indicating that the Fed may prioritize broader economic factors beyond just employment numbers. This nuance could influence market expectations regarding the trajectory of interest rates and the dollar's strength in the near term.

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