Fed's December Rate Cut Unlikely Due to Missing Employment Data
Update: 2025-11-19
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Bond traders confidence in a December interest rate cut wanes as the governments decision to delay the October employment report leaves Federal Reserve officials without crucial economic data. The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the October numbers will be included in a later report, after the Feds December decision. This news has led traders to believe that the benchmark rate will remain steady, likely between three point seven five percent and four percent. The government shutdowns impact on data collection further complicates the Feds assessment of the labor markets health, making a December rate cut less likely.
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