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The Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise interest rates again during its current tightening cycle, with inflation cooling down and economic data indicating a slower pace. Traders anticipate rate cuts won’t start before next March, with May as more likely. Treasury yields fell as investors evaluated recent inflation data that may impact the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.

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