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cautiously

adverb as in tentatively

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The Fed made its first interest rate cut this year in September as the key employment market weakened, but officials are proceeding cautiously as they balance risks to inflation as well.

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Matson said she was cautiously optimistic the cause could be revived at next month's COP30 summit in Brazil, the first time the annual UN climate conference has been held in the Amazon region.

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Given uncertainty about what precise interest rate corresponds to neutral, the Fed should move cautiously, she added.

"Lenders have responded cautiously, with some edging rates higher and the overall average ticking up slightly," said Simon Gammon, managing partner at mortgage advisers Knight Frank Finance.

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Vice Chair Michael Barr told an audience in Minnesota on Thursday that the Fed should “move cautiously,” warning that inflation could remain above target for some time.

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