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  1. World Cup hiring has temporarily lifted payrolls.
  2. The Fed is monitoring economic reports from firms like BlackRock regarding service price inflation influenced by World Cup tourism.

Leisure and hospitality jobs declined during the World Cup, impacting the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision-making process.

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Leisure and hospitality jobs declined during the World Cup, impacting the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision-making process.

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  1. World Cup failed to boost leisure jobs; Fed pulled back pricing as US-Iran war affects market stability.1 source
  2. Jobs report shows leisure sector contraction during World Cup, affecting Fed policy.1 source

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