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New doubts emerge about whether Fed will raise interest rates this month

New doubts emerge about whether Fed will raise interest rates this month
MarketWatch Thursday 03 September 2026, 18:24 UTC By Greg Robb 1 min read
Key Points

Fed governor Christopher Waller made a strong case for the Fed to hold rates steady.

Fed governor Christopher Waller made a strong case for the Fed to hold rates steady.
Fed (ORG) Christopher Waller (PERSON)
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