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Fortune
Eleanor Pringle

Wall Street wants a strong economy. It also wants Fed rate cuts. The two aren’t necessarily compatible

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell (Credit: Anna Moneymaker—Getty Images)

While it’s not Jerome Powell’s job to keep the markets happy, that didn’t stop analysts from piling on the pressure when they wanted to see some Fed rate cuts. Of course, Wall Street also wants a couple of other things.

It wants to see inflation normalizing, jobs reports holding steady, and, of course, economic growth.

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