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Fed’s Mester says interest-rate policy is in a ‘good place’

Por: MarketWatch Politics November 29, 2023

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Traders in derivative markets expect the Fed to hold rates steady at their next meeting on Dec. 12-13. Mester’s comments seem to fit well with those expectations. Markets also expect rate cuts next year. As a result, the 10-year Treasury yield has fallen to 4.29%. In her remarks, Mester didn’t mention cuts. “Whether the fed funds rate needs to go higher than its current level and for how long policy needs to remain restrictive will depend... + full article



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