Fed gets no reason to rush on rate cuts from still-stable job market

The Federal Reserve finds reassurance in a stable job market amidst ongoing trade tensions. U.S. Employers added 177,000 jobs in April, with unemployment steady at 4.2%, indicating labor market resilience.

Given current inflation rates above 2%, Fed policymakers are likely to maintain interest rates. Traders anticipate a delay in cuts until at least July, with the possibility of future adjustments depending on economic indicators.

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