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Sep. jobs report makes Fed next move unclear

September jobs report doesn’t tilt Fed cut decision much, says former Fed official

The September job report doesn’t settle the debate over whether the Fed should cut rates in December, according to Roger Ferguson, the former Fed vice chair.

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September Jobs Report Injects More Uncertainty Into Fed’s December Decision

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September Jobs Report Won’t Help Resolve Fed Divisions

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President Trump says he would love to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell

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Trump calls Fed Chair Powell a ‘clown’ and slams Fed renovation

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Trump says he’d ‘love to fire’ Powell, renewing attacks on Fed chair

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Trump Makes Vaguely Threatening Joke About Firing His Treasury Secretary

President Donald Trump joked Wednesday about firing Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent if interest rates don’t go down, urging him to “get it fixed fast.”

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Trump urges Treasury Secretary Bessent to take Federal Reserve job

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Trump threatened to fire Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Fed Chair Jerome Powell if interest rates are not cut in a bonkers tirade.

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MAGA Civil War Erupts Over Trump’s $2,000 Refund Checks

House Budget Committee Chair Jodey Arrington told reporters he thought it was better to put money in people’s pockets with pro-growth policies and warned the move could be inflationary.

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Trump’s public warning to Scott Bessent: Fix the Fed’s high interest rates or ‘I’m going to fire your ass’

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Trump teases he’ll fire Bessent if Fed doesn’t cut interest rates

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Nvidia's earnings blowout, Walmart's outlook, Fed minutes and more in Morning Squawk

CFO John David Rainey told CNBC that Walmart won over "value-seeking" customers from varying income brackets. While the company saw an impact from the SNAP pause during the government shutdown, Rainey said the retailer is seeing a "rebound" as funds begin to be distributed again.

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Top Fed Chair Candidates Press Attacks on the Bank

Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett weighed in as the White House prepares for a decision on the central bank’s leadership.

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Divided Fed Faces Rate Cut Dilemma as Inflation and Employment Clash

In my view, a 0.5 percentage point rate cut in December is appropriate, and at least a 0.25 percentage point cut should be implemented,” (Stephen Miran, Federal Reserve Board Governor).The U.S. government shutdown,

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Fed likely to not cut rates in December following delayed September data, according to market odds

Market odds of a cut remained weak following the release of the September jobs data, the first nonfarm payrolls report investors are seeing since the government shutdown.

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Fed members at odds on December interest rate cut

Federal Reserve officials disagreed over whether they should lower interest rates at their December meeting after approving back-to-back reductions.

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Why the Fed’s Next Interest Rate Move Is Becoming So Hard to Predict

What should the Fed do to fight high inflation while preventing the job market from collapsing? Ask its 12 leaders and you'll get 12 different answers.

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Fed policy divide sharpens; Brainard flags labor market risks, supports December easing

Former Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard told CNBC’s Squawk Box Asia that hawks and doves at the U.S. central bank are hardening their positions on the upcoming policy moves. She emphasized the Fed is not behind the curve but said a December rate cut is warranted given signs of a weakening U.