Fed's Clarida keeps rate-cut door open; others less sure
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BOSTON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In their last public comments before the Federal Reserve's next interest-rate decision, U.S. central bankers on Friday left the door open to a further reduction in borrowing costs as they continue to assess how household spending, the main driver of U.S. economic growth, is holding up.So far, signals are mixed. While traders are betting heavily on what would be a third rate cut this year at the Fed's Oct. 29-30 meeting, it is unclear whether Fed policymakers overall..