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Stocks have lost their bounce after a growing chorus of Federal Reserve officials made it clear that interest rates will need to stay higher for longer.
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All nine members know that interest rates, currently at 5.25%, will have to be cut in the coming months. After all, high interest rates represent a brake on the economy and it's becoming clear that keeping the brake pedal down is causing economic pain. For Bank insiders, the fact that the rate at which the consumer price index is rising each year is about (at least according to their forecasts) to hit 2% is a mark of success.
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The Bank of England will decide interest rates later, but is not expected to cut them until the summer.
The dollar weakened against most currencies on Thursday after economic data showed more signs of softening in the U.S. labor market, while the pound rebounded from earlier lows after the Bank of England opened the door for an interest rate cut. Market participants have looked towards a softening labor market as a sign that consumers will begin to slow spending and in turn help cool inflation. "We did have a knee-jerk reaction in yields and the dollar lower this morning after the jobless claims number came in above expectations," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto.
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