Urgent: The shock to US jobs overturns interest-rate bets.. Markets cut tightening expectations
Markets have reduced expectations that the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its next meeting in September, after US employment data for July showed an unexpected drop in the number of jobs in the non-farm sector.
The weak labor market report has led investors to reprice their expectations for the US monetary policy path, with growing belief that the central bank may prefer to hold off rather than proceed with further tightening of monetary policy.
Data on US interest-rate futures markets, released today Friday, showed that investors have significantly lowered their bets on raising interest rates during the September meeting following the jobs report.
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Markets have reduced expectations that the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its next meeting in September, after US employment data for July showed an unexpected drop in the number of jobs in the non-farm sector.
The weak labor market report has led investors to reprice their expectations for the US monetary policy path, with growing belief that the central bank may prefer to hold off rather than proceed with further tightening of monetary policy.
Data on US interest-rate futures markets, released today Friday, showed that investors have significantly lowered their bets on raising interest rates during the September meeting following the jobs report.
#SKHynixToInvest19.1TWonInM17Plant #TSEPlansReReviewForMajorBusinessChanges #DollarSetForBestDayInTwoWeeks #DeepSeekResumes$8BFundingRound #USSenateNoClarityActVoteBeforeAugustBreak $TRUMP
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