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Blake Gwyn of RBC Capital Markets writing the following.

The economic backdrop continues to provide the FMC with a window for delivering interest rate cuts. They're going to take it. Blake joins us now for more. Blake, good morning. Good to see you. Good to see you. The last time the Fed made a decision, you made a very important point that the outlook hadn't changed so much, but the risks around the outlook have.

What are the risks around the outlook now, and have they developed since the Fed last met? Exactly the same as they were in September. I mean, part of that is obviously because we're not getting the official sector data, but even if you look at what we have received, so the CPI that they decided to release, the private sector data, and I would say also the beige book that they had. You know, the beige book really kind of characterized things as largely in the same places they were in September. So I don't think the Fed's really gotten any information that's really going to change their outlook. I would expect Powell, you know, any comments that he's going to make on the macroeconomic outlook, you know, this afternoon are probably going to be largely what he made in September. So cuts 25. Can he guide to December? I don't think he does. And I think if anything, I think the markets are going to be much more focused around some of the meta-conversation about what are they looking at? I mean, if this continues for another two months, if this continues in the December meeting, I think what I'm most

interested in are any questions around what data are you putting most important?

What are the metrics?

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