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Are global markets pricing in a soft landing or a delayed recession?

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    Why markets look for a soft landing Fed futures and option markets: Traders use Fed funds futures to infer policy expectations. At the moment, the market is pricing a high probability (roughly 80 85%) of a first Fed…

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