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WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The last time the U.S. unemployment rate fell below 3%, as one Federal Reserve official has predicted it will this year, the Korean War was nearing its

Such a low unemployment rate is 'a red flare' that the economy is overheating, with fast price and wage increases that are unavoidable and the U.S. central bank pushed to be more aggressive.

Such a low unemployment rate is 'a red flare' that the economy is overheating, with fast price and wage increases that are unavoidable and the U.S. central bank pushed to be more aggressive.

Such a low unemployment rate is 'a red flare' that the economy is overheating, with fast price and wage increases that are unavoidable and the U.S. central bank pushed to be more aggressive.

Such a low unemployment rate is 'a red flare' that the economy is overheating, with fast price and wage increases that are unavoidable and the U.S. central bank pushed to be more aggressive.

Such a low unemployment rate is 'a red flare' that the economy is overheating, with fast price and wage increases that are unavoidable and the U.S. central bank pushed to be more aggressive.

Such a low unemployment rate is 'a red flare' that the economy is overheating, with fast price and wage increases that are unavoidable and the U.S. central bank pushed to be more aggressive.

The comments may reduce some market concerns that asset sales by the US central bank could saturate the market and send bond yields sharply higher, at least in the short term.

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