Fed expected to cut rates for the first time in 4 years

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All eyes are on the Federal Reserve this week as it is expected to initiate an interest rate cut for the first time in four years. At its long-awaited September meeting, the central bank will chart the course ahead for easing rates over the next two years. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Jennifer Schonberger breaks down the Fed's most aggressive fight against inflation since the 1980s and the potential rate cut path that lies ahead. Read more about the Fed's rate cut strategy here.
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Throwing the U.S. currency under the bus....thank you FED.

HAMBURGER-sl
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No Rate Cuts! Rates are not high. Prices are too high. Lower rates will make that worse. Rates are normal and in a range where they should be. No good reason to cut rates better than reasons to leave them where they are. Retired people need rates where they are in a low inflation environment. Leave rates where they are, or raise them, and CUT SPENDING. This is a rate cut for the rich, for large business borrowers, and for Wall Street. Shouldn't even be talking about a rate cut. Vast majority of Americans are better off with rates where they are. We don't need just a slowing of inflation; we need DEFLATION to bring prices down so more people can participate in the economy. The government should not intervein to prevent that. We need a recession to correct the markets. They should manage the economy in a way that is best for the broad population that includes the rich. There must be a balance and not all in one direction for the rich or the poor. There must be balance.

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Where in the hell as prices got cheap enough that this guy believes there should be a rate cut. Prices are through the roof. If anything they need to increase it.

sharkattack
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50 rate cut then panic. Stock market crash 15% then up 60%

AbdulSalam-ztkz
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Yahoo Finance, nice video keep up the great content

JetLagRecords
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Sa pag cut federal kayo na bahala pag aralan lang nang husto para di mahirapan ang boyh side the consumer and the businesses. Heto nalang po offer ko kasi po tayo ang money mahirap naman kung kayo lang ako laging naka tuon nang pansin so even you country leader. Your benefits 3 times po basta matapos ang cooperative worldwide tulungan ang federal do that for our people leader and management ministry. Para di bayas 5 times sa federal management naman kasi matagal na sila nag titiis sa bunganga at reklmo nang mga leader all kaya tulong tilong po pag nagaea ninyo nang mas maaga sa 5 yrs magawa nantin nang 3 yrs then balik natin ang free money again in local

maricel
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Can’t see any cuts without increasing oil demand.. but if oil demand from china decreases then you could get a rate drop ..

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And that Debt Clock is now marked at ~ $35.4 T R I L L I O N and ticking faster and faster. Tick tok . . ..

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