Weak July US jobs data has reduced market expectations of a September Federal Reserve rate hike, with futures pricing the odds below 50%. While softer employment has raised concerns about labour-market weakness, persistent inflation and hawkish Fed officials keep the prospect of tighter policy alive, leaving the central bank facing a difficult trade-off.

Labor market data may reduce Fed rate hike expectations. Pause in next three decisions at 49.5% YES.

June US nonfarm payrolls rose just 57,000 versus 115,000 expected, pushing rate hike odds below 20% and reshaping investor expectations for Fed

The United States economy unexpectedly lost jobs in July, which may affect Federal Reserve decisions. Nonfarm payrolls decreased by 23,000 jobs, contrary to economist expectations…

The US dollar weakened against major currencies on Friday. Unexpected job losses in July fueled economic concerns and clouded Fed rate outlook. The unemployment rate declined, but…

The US dollar lost ground against key currencies due to unexpected job losses in July, raising fears about economic stability. As a result, the markets predict that the Federal…