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Fed may turn dovish but inflation still not fully tamed
  • Recent CPI data could encourage a more dovish tone, yet officials remain uneasy that price pressures have not fully receded.
  • This lingering concern means any shift toward easing will be modest and data‑driven.
  • Investors should watch for language changes rather than immediate policy moves.
PaulBloomberg Television00:04:33

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“CONSIDERING THE RECENT CPI NUMBERS, DO EXPECT THAT LANGUAGE TO TAKE A MORE DOVISH TILT?” — Paul
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“I WOULD STILL BE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT IF INFLATION IS FULLY TAMED.” — Paul

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Fed's Reluctant Rate Cuts

The Federal Reserve is unlikely to rush into easing until a leadership change, and even then policymakers remain cautious about inflation and job growth. Market expectations of multiple cuts are tempered by a dovish-but-still-guarded tone.

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