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Wells Fargo: Lower Interest Rates May Not Be the Answer to Stimulating Spending

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In its latest economic commentary, Wells Fargo’s economists challenge the assumption that lower interest rates will significantly boost consumer spending. Despite a series of rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, consumer spending has remained resilient, leading economists to question whether rate cuts will have the desired stimulative effect. The report highlights that even though the […]

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