"Today's jobs report showed the lowest job-growth data for the year at 12,000, leading to confusion as bond markets reacted counterintuitively to the job data release."
"The job openings data has been missing estimates consistently, indicating softer internals which are key for the Federal Reserve's decision-making as they seek to move rates to neutral."
"Despite indications of a weakening labor market, the Federal Reserve is not anticipating a significant job-loss recession as long as job openings remain high."
"Jobless claims data remains critical for assessing the labor market; a significant rise in claims will indicate a break in the labor market, signaling potential recession risks."
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