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Iran war muddles expectations of likely Federal Reserve interest rate cuts - Financial Times
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Rising oil prices from the Middle East conflict and a softer labor market have complicated the Fed’s ability to cut rates. New analysis warned these energy price effects may persist even after the conflict ends, limiting room for near-term easing. Market evidence now shows investors have pulled back from aggressive expectations of rapid rate cuts under Kevin Warsh, reinforcing the view that war-driven inflation risks make immediate easing unlikely.
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