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🚨 Breaking: September Fed Rate Cut Odds Soar to ~80–90% After Soft U.S. Jobs Data
➡️ U.S. July jobs report shows only 73K added, with downward revisions wiping nearly 258K jobs from May and June. The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.2%—a sharp cooling of the labor market.
➡️ Markets immediately repriced rate cut expectations:
CME Fed futures point to around 86% odds of a September 25 bp cut.
Other indicators show probabilities ranging from 75% to nearly 90%.
➡️ Bond markets tumbled:
Quickest drop in short‑dated Treasury yields since 2023, as yields sank.
Investors flocked to safe havens, sending gold higher and the dollar lower.
➡️ Fed remains cautiously balanced:
Fed Chair Powell and most regional chiefs still favor a “wait and see” approach based on inflation data.
But dissent from Governors Waller and Bowman, who urged policy easing given labor market softness.
➡️ Trade tensions add complication:
New tariffs announced by the Trump administration are seen as adding inflation risk, while dampening economic growth—raising challenges for Fed's mandate.
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🧭 Key Takeaways
Labor market slowdown has dramatically shifted rate cut expectations for September.
Investors now fully price in rate easing, with speculation even of multiple cuts through year‑end.
Treasuries rallied, the dollar slid, and gold soared on safe‑haven demand.
The Fed remains split: some officials urge patience, others call for prompt action.
Geopolitical and trade policy risks muddy the outlook—raising uncertainty about inflation and economic growth.
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