The likelihood of the Fed hiking interest rates before the end of this year tumbled again last week, as the incoming data triggered some sizeable downgrades to estimates of third-quarter GDP growth. In addition, in a remarkable rebuke to the Chair Janet Yellen, two of the Fed’s governors also came out strongly in favour of delaying a rate hike until next year.
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