Fed Chair Powell Says I Like To Look At 3 And 6 Month Series On Payrolls Report Given Differences In Establishment And Household Survey; Overall Picture Is One Of Strong And Gradually Cooling Labor Market; It Has Given Us An Ambiguous Result, But Fact Remains Labor Market Is Strong; No Longer The Super Heated Labor Market Of A Few Years Ago
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Fed Chair Powell commented on the labor market, noting that while it remains strong, it is gradually cooling. He emphasized the importance of looking at 3 and 6-month payroll series due to differences in surveys. The labor market is no longer as overheated as it was a few years ago.
June 12, 2024 | 6:49 pm
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Fed Chair Powell's comments on the labor market suggest a strong but gradually cooling economy, which could impact market sentiment and the SPY ETF.
Powell's comments indicate a stable but cooling labor market, which may lead to mixed market reactions. Investors might see this as a sign of economic stability but with less overheating, leading to a neutral short-term impact on SPY.
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