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7. Trump administration eyes merging USAID with State Dept, Musk ...

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9. Fed's Jefferson: In no rush to reduce level of policy restraint

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   Even after 100 basis points of rate cuts in the latter part of 2024, Jefferson told students at Swarthmore College that Fed policy remains restrictive and is exerting downward pressure on inflation.