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@WSJ markets bureau chief. Formerly at Bloomberg and The Times-Picayune. Ocean enthusiast.

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Aaron Kuriloff covers sports at Bloomberg, where he specializes in enterprise, investigative and computer-assisted reporting. He's a regular contributor to Markets and Businessweek magazines. His stories have also appeared in publications such as the New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, Men's Journal, Legal Affairs and ESPN.com.

Kuriloff previously spent six years at The Times-Picayune, in New Orleans, where he worked as an enterprise and outdoors …

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WSJ Q&A: We answered your questions ahead of the Fed meeting

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By Kate Linebaugh Verified, Aaron Kuriloff Verified
| MSN Verified
Subscribers asked about Fed decision-making in the absence of key data from government agencies, the impact of tariffs and inflation on the rate decision, and moreThe Journal invited subscribers to submit questions to our editors about the U.S. economy, markets and political landscape ahead of the Federal Reserves interest-rate decision on Dec. 10.The Feds final monetary-policy meeting of 2025 came at a pivotal time for the central bank.
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WSJ Q&A: Submit your questions ahead of Wednesdays pivotal Fed meeting

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By Aaron Kuriloff Verified, Kate Linebaugh Verified
| MSN Verified
The Journal is inviting subscribers to submit questions about the U.S. economy, markets and political landscape ahead of the Federal Reserves interest rate decision on Dec. 10.The Feds final monetary policy meeting of 2025 comes at a pivotal time for the central bank. President Trump has ramped up his pressure campaign on Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. Fears of an artificial-intelligence bubble have gripped financial markets.
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Live Q&A: The Fed’s Rate Decision-We Answer Your Questions on the Economy, Markets and More

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By Kate Linebaugh Verified, Aaron Kuriloff Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The Journal is inviting subscribers to submit questions about the U.S. economy, markets and political landscape ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision on Dec. 10. The Fed’s final monetary policy meeting of 2025 comes at a pivotal time for the central bank. President Trump has ramped up his pressure campaign on Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. Fears of an artificial-intelligence bubble have gripped financial markets.
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