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Trump says Fed rate increase would be wrong after jobs report
Trump says the Fed should not raise interest rates after May's 172,000 jobs beat. Markets sold off on rate hike fears ahead of the June FOMC meeting.
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zerohedge.com
"Stocks Should Go Up, Not Down": Trump Rages At Market Reaction To 'Great' Jobs Report
"...that's the way it was for 200 years..."
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washingtonexaminer.com
Trump: Strong jobs report should boost stocks despite market slide
President Donald Trump said that Friday’s jobs report should result in additional market growth, a line he has consistently pushed during his 17 months back in office.
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cryptobriefing.com
Federal Reserve faces scrutiny over potential rate hike after strong jobs report
May 2026 jobs report crushed estimates with 172,000 new payrolls, pushing Fed rate hike odds to 70% and sending the Nasdaq down 4% as crypto faces
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eu.usatoday.com
'No reason' to raise interest rates after jobs report, Trump says
Trump pushed back when asked about economists’ warnings that the Federal Reserve may have to raise rates following the most recent U.S. jobs report.
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fortune.com
Trump stunned as stocks fall on great jobs report. Barclays explains why ‘we are entering the warning zone' | Fortune
“With a great Jobs Report, like just announced, stocks should go up, not down," Trump posted. "That's the way it was for 200 years. Growth does not mean inflation!”
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Trump says Fed rate increase would be wrong ahead of Warsh debut | Fortune
“I’m living with Kevin. I have a lot of respect for him, but my feeling is that when a country is doing well, they shouldn’t be penalized by immediately raising interest rates.”
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benzinga.com
Trump Says There Is 'No Reason' For Fed To Raise Interest Rates
President Trump said in an interview broadcast on Sunday that there is "no reason" for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
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smh.com.au
Trump will be furious but his man’s hands are tied
A surprising jump in the latest jobs figures is good news for America but spells doom for one of Donald Trump’s biggest wishes.
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Trump says Fed rate increase would be wrong after jobs report
Trump says the Fed should not raise interest rates after May's 172,000 jobs beat. Markets sold off on rate hike fears ahead of the June FOMC meeting.