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Sep. jobs report builds case for smaller Fed rate cut
Why a Strong Jobs Report Won’t Stop the Fed From Cutting Rates
On the other hand, the world is a mess, inflation still lurks, and there’s a contentious election in November. Given all of that, a data-driven Fed is likely to stay the course.
Blowout September jobs data points to solid economy and slower Fed rate cuts, analysts say
September's 254,000 new jobs topped consensus forecasts by about 100,000. This means the Fed can probably slow the pace of rate cuts, economists said.
Surging jobs, wages, keep Fed base case of quarter point cuts on track
U.S. Federal Reserve concerns about a slowing job market were relieved for at least another month when new data on Friday showed job growth jumped and the unemployment rate fell in September, adding to investor bets the central bank will cut its benchmark rate only a quarter of a percentage point next month.
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The jobs number surpassed everyone’s expectations. Cue the complaints about the Fed
Last month, the Fed slashed interest rates by a supersized half-point in a bid to prevent the job market from falling apart, ...
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September CPI Will Impact Fed Policy And Market Expectations
U.S. Consumer Price Index tops this week's economic reports. Traders and investors will be watching closely for Fed interest ...
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El-Erian Warns Fed After Jobs Data: ‘Inflation Is Not Dead’
Mohamed El-Erian says the Federal Reserve needs to renew its focus on its fight against rising prices after September’s ...
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Employers added 254,000 jobs in September, blowing away forecasts
Wall Street is watching the labor market for signs of slower hiring, which could influence the Federal Reserve's next rate ...
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