The Fed is likely to cut rates, but some worry it may not be the right move, CNBC survey found

Economists and strategists are uncertain about the inflation outlook, the CNBC Fed Survey for December found.

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The Fed is likely to cut rates, but some worry it may not be the right move, CNBC survey found

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