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Divisions Grow Inside Fed Ahead of Decision on September Rate Cut

“I see an inflation picture that is too high and rising, and moving in the wrong direction,” said Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack in an interview Thursday at a marquee gathering of Fed and centr...

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Boston Fed's Collins sees path to a September rate cut

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Fed officials lukewarm on September rate cut as markets await Powell speech

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Our Jackson Hole speech

Walmart’s CEO Doug McMillon didn’t hold back on the impact of tariffs on his company’s earnings call yesterday — costs were increasing by the week, he said.

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Powell at Jackson Hole, Fed Minutes, Walmart Earnings: Still to Come This Week

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At Jackson Hole symposium, Fed-watchers eye Powell's labor market framing

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Morning Bid: Jackson Hole to open under Trump's shadow

What investors are waiting to hear though are any hints for a September cut, and they ramped up bets for easing on the back of a surprisingly soft payrolls report earlier this month.

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What central bankers must tackle at Jackson Hole

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Most Gulf equities end lower ahead of Powell's Jackson Hole speech

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Fed dissenters appeared alone in favoring rate cut at July meeting, minutes show

Not even 48 hours after the conclusion of last month's meeting, data from the Labor Department appeared to validate the concerns of Bowman and Waller when it showed fewer jobs than expected were created in July.

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Fed Minutes Reveal Broad Support for Holding Rates Steady Last Month

Almost all” officials backed July’s interest-rate decision, even though two governors backed a rate cut, according to a meeting summary.

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How will interest rate cuts impact my HELOC payments?

"HELOC interest rates are generally structured as prime plus a margin," Debbie Calixto, sales manager at mortgage lender loanDepot, says. The federal funds rate influences the prime rate, while the margin reflects an additional percentage based on your credit score and loan details.

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Trump may want lower interest rates for consumers, but it sure is convenient for the national debt he’s creating, too

While Trump frames the issue as consumer pain, Wharton’s Joao Gomes told Fortune that cheaper borrowing would also ease interest payments on the government’s $37 trillion debt burden—likely a central motivation.