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Fed's Bostic sees just one rate cuts this year amid uncertainty
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Fed's Bostic sees just one rate cuts this year amid uncertainty
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2025.05.16 17:17
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2025.05.16 17:17
Atlanta Federal Reserve (Fed) President Raphael Bostic said on Friday that he "sees just one rate cuts this year amid uncertainty."
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- Economic growth may be 1% or 0.5% this year.
- Expect slower growth but recession isn't in my outlook.
- May have to push against inflation pressures from tariffs.
- US-China de-escalation changes my outlook 'a little'.
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