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Traders expecting a back-to-back rate hike from the Fed in October may have gotten ahead of themselves
New York Fed’s John Williams says “there is no need for urgency” after the central bank’s September hike.
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New York Fed President John Williams said there is “no need for urgency” following the Federal Reserve’s September rate increase, suggesting that expectations of a second hike in October may be premature.
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