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March Rate Cut Unlikely as Labor Market Stabilizes, Wells Fargo Sees 2 More Cuts in 2026

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Solid consumer spending, 70K average monthly payroll growth and core PCE easing to 2.6 percent by Q4 shape updated U.S. outlook After a year marked by policy swings and uneven data, the U.S. economy is entering 2026 on firmer footing than many forecasters anticipated. In its February 2026 outlook, Wells Fargo Economics stated that real […]

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