Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari expressed opposition to the Fed's recent rate cut, advocating for a cautious approach ahead of the December meeting. Kashkari noted that economic resilience has been stronger than anticipated, suggesting a pause in rate cuts might have been more appropriate in October. Despite some reports of low-income borrower distress, he highlighted that many companies remain optimistic about 2026. As for the December rate decision, Kashkari remains undecided, citing reasons for both cutting and maintaining rates based on current data.