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Fed and ECB Seen Diverging in French Snapshot of War Aftermath

The Federal Reserve will still need to hike interest rates this year despite Thursday’s numbers pointing to labor-market weakness, according to two French chief economists.

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Fed and ECB Seen Diverging in French Snapshot of War Aftermath
The Federal Reserve will still need to hike interest rates this year despite Thursday’s numbers pointing to labor-market weakness, according to two French chief economists.
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