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Slower US jobs growth lifts rate-cut chances

The Federal Reserve isn’t expecting a recession.

Nevil Gibson
Mon, 09 Sep 2019

Stocks on Wall Street ended higher last week after the August jobs report showed a slowing labour market, lifting hopes the Federal Reserve will again cut interest rates later this month.

The markets remain cautious about signs economies around the world are declining, be it from rising trade

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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 09 Sep 2019
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