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Fed's on hold but next move may be rate cut, Kashkari says

Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari poses during an interview with Reuters
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - U.S. monetary policy is in a holding pattern for now, but the Federal Reserve's next move may well be to cut interest rates given signs the economy may be weakening, Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank chief Neel Kashkari told Reuters on Friday."The fact that job growth appears to be more muted and wage growth is slowing doesn't tell me we are running out of workers, it tells..
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