- Shelter prices contributed to higher-than-expected inflation for January, lowering the odds that the Fed will cut rates soon.
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- Fed members continued spreading the message that they are hesitant to start cutting rates yet and want to see more data first.
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- Consumer spending fell more than expected in January, after making gains in December. Retail sales dropped 0.8%, more than the expected 0.3%.
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