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The Federal Reserve on Thursday voted to cut its benchmark interest rate by quarter-percentage point to a range of 4.5%-4.75%. The move follows an outsized half-point cut in September.
The Fed is reducing rates to protect the labor market while keeping inflation on a cooling trend. In a statement, the Fed said it would assess the economic data when considering future easing.
Uncertainty over the path of Fed policy has risen since President-elect Donald Trump's victory on Tuesday.
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Diamondback's CFO, Kaesa Van't Hof, cautioned that other companies' focus on lowering break-even costs to justify growth has "gotten this industry in trouble in the past" and may be leading the industry back down a problematic path. The broader shale sector is closely monitored, as rising U.S. production has put pressure on OPEC, leading the cartel to delay a planned production increase. Some producers, such as Matador Resources and ConocoPhillips, have already raised their production guidance, but Diamondback aims to prioritize free cash flow over capital expenditure growth.
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