The Fed should cut rates swiftly — recession or not

The Federal Reserve faced calls to lower interest rates urgently following a weaker jobs report in July, citing risk management and changing economic indicators. A proposed 1% cut to 4.25%-4.5% by year-end was suggested, regardless of whether the rise in unemployment signaled a recession or post-pandemic stabilization. Swift action was deemed essential to avoid potential economic downturns.
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