US jobs report pressures the Fed to hike rates, while global growth supports oil demand and German state elections affect the Bundesrat.
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US jobs report pressures the Fed to hike rates, while global growth supports oil demand and German state elections affect the Bundesrat.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.US jobs data pushes Fed toward rate hikes amid global oil demand support and German election results.1 source
Stronger-than-expected jobs reading pushes rate-hike expectations.1 source
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