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September Jobs Data Backs An October Hold: I See A Problem
Source: seekingalpha.com
Economic DataInterest Rates & YieldsMonetary PolicyInvestor Sentiment & Positioning
A soft September employment report could reinforce expectations that interest rates will remain unchanged in October. The article argues that an October rate hold may be bearish for equities, as stocks could face pressure from the prospect of policy remaining restrictive.
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