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The Federal Reserve is likely to signal a slower future pace of easing when it meets later this week and then skip cutting interest rates in January, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economists.

The Goldman view is moving in line with market pricing, which sees a 90% chance of a cut this week but has already largely factored out the likelihood of another such move in January.

(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve is likely to signal a slower future pace of easing when it meets later this week and then skip cutting interest rates in January, according to Goldman Sachs Group ..