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In the ongoing discussion about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision for November 2024, opinions are divided on whether there will be a change in rates. Some contributors expect a potential cut, with a 25 basis points (bps) reduction being a common prediction, while others argue for no change or even a slight increase. Market expectations appear to be driven by economic indicators such as the labor market, inflation rates, and Fed policies. Recent job data, showing only a 12,000 increase in nonfarm payrolls, falls short of the expected 100,000, adding complexity to the predictions and contributing to the uncertainty surrounding any rate changes in December and early 2025.

  • Discussions indicate a divergence in expectations, with some predicting a 25bps cut, while others argue for no change or a slight increase due to economic indicators.
  • Recent labor market data influences perceptions, showing weaker than expected job growth, and contributing to uncertainty in upcoming Fed rate decisions.
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