US Interest Rate Policy and Economic Data
Latest reports
- Fed's Warsh says global savings glut is turning into investment surge
- Bessent pushes back on Druckenmiller critique of bond intervention
- Bessent Talks With Druckenmiller, Touts Treasury Outperformance
- Investors Wary as Warsh Speech Fuels Rate-Hike Bets
- Bessent pushes back on fears over US debt market strains
- Warsh Restores Some Fed Credibility: 3-Minute MLIV
- Barclays sees two more Fed rate hikes this year after Warsh speech
- Japan’s bonds and yen come under pressure after Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech
- September Fed rate hike fears look overblown as odds stand at just 58%, not 90%
- Why a Hawkish Warsh Is a Tough Sell to the Bond Markets
- Dollar near two-week high as Warsh boosts rate-hike bets; yen hovers near 160
- Jackson Hole analyst roundup: Warsh’s speech raises rate-hike odds and may put the Fed ‘at odds’ with Treasury
- China bond market diverges from US as Warsh strikes hawkish tone at Jackson Hole
Earlier coverage
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Falling Unemployment Masks Weak Jobs Data
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July nonfarm payrolls decline
US employers unexpectedly cut 23,000 jobs in July
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Key Takeaways From the US Jobs Report for July
Bloomberg NewsUS Employers Cut Jobs, Unemployment Rate Falls
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US Loses 23,000 Jobs in July as Unemployment Rate Falls
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US Employers Unexpectedly Shed Jobs, Unemployment Rate Falls
Bloomberg NewsMarket and Fed expectations reaction
Weak Jobs Report Fuels Rate-Hike Skepticism
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Money Roundtable: US Jobs Data and Michigan’s Primary
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Jobs Shock Sends Stocks Higher | Open Interest 8/7/2026
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BlackRock’s Rieder discusses jobs report, Fed rates and bonds
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BlackRock’s Rosenberg Says Jobs Revisions Signal Labor Weakness
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White House response
NEC’s Hassett on US Job Losses, Fed Independence, Iran and Energy Prices
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