Fresh signs of labour weakness and oil-driven inflation concerns are cornering US Federal Reserve officials into an uncomfortable choice: leave borrowing costs steady to ensure that inflation does not worsen or cut them to shore up a job market that is losing ground. For now, they look poised to wait, even as traders ramped up bets that rate cuts will start in June. That is when President Donald Trump's nominee for Fed chair, former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh, is expected to take over from

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