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'A Very Close Call'

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By Anjali Robins Verified
| The Wealth Advisor Verified
(Yahoo!Finance) - This past week's release of the long-delayed September jobs report complicates the Federal Reserve's path forward when the central bank makes its next decision on interest rates in December, Wall Street economists said. "Hold or cut, there will likely be multiple dissents," Michael Feroli, chief US economist at JPMorgan, wrote in a research note on Thursday. "We see it as a very close call, closer even than September of last year.
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'A very close call': Economists say long-awaited September jobs report complicates Fed rate cut path

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By Anjali Robins Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
This past week's release of the long-delayed September jobs report complicates the Federal Reserve's path forward when the central bank makes its next decision on interest rates in December, Wall Street economists said. "Hold or cut, there will likely be multiple dissents," Michael Feroli, chief US economist at JPMorgan, wrote in a research note on Thursday. "We see it as a very close call, closer even than September of last year.
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Boeing CEO says it will keep paying its dividend despite Max crisis

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By Anjali Robins Verified
| CNBC Verified
A number of grounded Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft are shown parked at Victorville Airport in Victorville, California Reuters/Mike Blake Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun said Wednesday that the company will not cut its dividend despite the extended grounding of its 737 Max jet.
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