Fed rate hike odds sink further as retail sales, consumer sentiment fall (US2Y:) (US2Y:) (US2Y:) (US2Y:)
Fed rate hike odds for September slide after weak retail sales and softer sentiment.
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Fed rate hike odds for September slide after weak retail sales and softer sentiment.
Fed rate hike odds sink further as retail sales, consumer sentiment fall (US2Y:) (US2Y:) (US2Y:) (US2Y:) | Seeking Alpha
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The likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September took another hit on Friday, following an unexpected drop in
retail sales
and the first decline in
consumer sentiment
in three months. A raft of soft economic data this week
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