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The Fed will be forced into deep rate cuts in 2026 - boosting gold and breaking the dollar
Slowing growth, weakening employment and contained inflation already argue for easier central bank policy. The U.S. Federal Reserve will likely cut rates more this year than both central bankers and financial markets expect. This is largely because the U.S. labor market continues to deteriorate. While job openings appeared to stabilize in October, quits have fallen, pointing to ongoing loosening. Wage growth tells the same story. The November employment report reinforced this view. Job growth was positive, but gains were concentrated in education and health services. More cyclical sectors showed minimal growth. ... (full story)
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