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Market Watch · Aug 15, 2025 2:13 AM EDT Macro

M&A is back and corporate earnings are up. Do America’s biggest companies need rate cuts?

America’s largest companies aren’t making a slam-dunk case for the Federal Reserve to quickly slash interest rates.

M&A is back and corporate earnings are up. Do America’s biggest companies need rate cuts?
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