The current bouts of layoffs in the technology sector could be an early indicator of the central bank’s future decisions whilst digital infrastructure operators are expected to benefit from a wider pool of recruits coming into the job market.
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The US Federal Reserve has updated the markets on its policy for the nearer future as the economy, both at home and globally, continues to battle high levels of inflation and fight off fears of a recession which seems more likely as the new year rolls on.
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