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Key Takeaways
The start of football season – my favorite time of year! Week one started with a bang, with a matchup between my hometown team, the Baltimore Ravens, and the Kansas City Chiefs on September 5. While it was a hard-fought win for Kansas City, the reigning champs are on a quest for a three-peat – which is unprecedented in the League’s 104-year history! And just like football teams are bound to make adjustments throughout the season to improve their performance and adapt to new challenges, Fed officials must recalibrate their policy stance to ensure the economy stays on solid footing to achieve that elusive soft landing they have been aiming for after their quest to squash inflation. Here are five signs of weakness that emerged this week that suggests the Fed needs to get going in cutting interest rates:
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