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CUTS

British  
/ kʌts /

acronym

  1. Computer Users' Tape System

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All three major US indices advanced, shaking off early weakness after the country's strong gross domestic product report sparked talk that the Federal Reserve would refrain from further interest rate cuts.

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“The economy is set to accelerate like a coiled spring once cuts start,” he says.

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On the fixed-income side, “expected rate cuts are already priced in,” Larose says.

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Inflation has dropped enough for the Federal Reserve to have cut interest rates, and to signal the possibility of more cuts and other stimulus measures.

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If inflation picks up, it could convince the Fed to slow down further interest-rate cuts.

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