Fed's Hammack Says Jobs Data Allows Time to Assess Rate Path
Federal Reserve officials, including Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack, indicated they have time to evaluate incoming economic data before adjusting interest rates. Hammack noted that September's weak employment report aligns with recent labor market trends. With hiring slowing but stable and inflation pressures ongoing, policymakers are carefully balancing employment and price stability ahead of the next rate decision.
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