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Fed's Bostic (2027 voter, retiring in Feb) says choppy jobs data adds to case for Fed caution

Fed's Bostic's comments highlight growing concerns about the robustness of U.S.

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  • Starting to see questions about confidence in the US Dollar. 
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employment data, reinforcing a cautious stance on monetary policy. This could suggest that the Fed is less likely to pursue aggressive rate hikes, potentially weighing on the U.S. Dollar as confidence wavers. Traders should monitor how this sentiment influences risk appetite and USD performance in the near term.

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