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Augusta Saraiva is a multilingual journalist interested in covering politics, policy and foreign affairs. She has reported for outlets in the U.S., Brazil and Argentina.

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Augusta Saraiva is an intern at Foreign Policy.

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Economistas mantienen previsión de recorte de tasas de la Fed, pero los mercados anticipan aumentos

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By Augusta Saraiva Verified, Dana Morgan, Nathan Howard
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Los economistas siguen esperando que la próxima medida de la Reserva Federal sea una bajada de las tasas de interés, a pesar de que los mercados financieros descuentan un aumento de los costes de financiación para finales de año. Los analistas encuestados por Bloomberg prevén que el banco central estadounidense recorte su tasa de referencia en 25 puntos básicos en el tercer trimestre de 2027.
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Economists Stick to Fed Rate Cut Call as Markets Price In Hikes

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By Augusta Saraiva Verified, Dana Morgan
| Financial Post Verified
(Bloomberg) — Economists continue to expect the Federal Reserve’s next move will be an interest-rate cut even as financial markets price in higher borrowing costs by the end of the year. Sign In or Create an Account Forecasters in a Bloomberg survey see the US central bank cutting its benchmark rate by 25 basis points in the third quarter of 2027.
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By Augusta Saraiva Verified
| Telegraph Herald Verified
The hiring boom the FIFA World Cup was expected to bring to the U.S. looks like it might not end up materializing after all.
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