Despite 'weak' Jobs Report, Fed's Rosengren Still Sees 2015 Rate Hike

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Sun, 10/04/2015 - 9:20pm

BOSTON (Reuters) - Eric Rosengren still expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this year despite what the head of the Boston Fed called a "weak" September jobs report, which could signal a more significant economic slowdown that delays the policy tightening.

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Despite 'weak' Jobs Report, Fed's Rosengren Still Sees 2015 Rate Hike

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