According to WSJ, the minutes from the Federal Reserve's October meeting reveal significant disagreement among officials on whether to further cut rates in December. While 'many' officials believe a rate cut in December is inappropriate, 'several' think it might be suitable. Nick Timiraos pointed out that the minutes reinforce the emerging trend after the meeting: there may now be a slight majority of officials leaning toward keeping rates unchanged in December, making the policy decision highly contentious. Additionally, the minutes show that some participants mentioned risks of overvaluation in financial assets, with several officials emphasizing that if the market suddenly reassesses the outlook for AI-related technologies, stock prices could face disorderly downward pressure. https://www.(wublock123.com)/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=52159