Fed's Goolsbee Says Fed Has Been In A Restrictive Posture; You Only Want To Be That Restrictive If There Is Fear Of Overheating; Data Does Not Look Like Economy Is Overheating; Jobs Number Were Weaker Than Expected But Not Looking Yet Like Recession; Fed Does Need To Be Forward Looking In Making Decisions; Must Be A Little Careful Over Concluding About Jobs Report
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Federal Reserve's Goolsbee stated that the Fed has maintained a restrictive posture to prevent economic overheating. However, current data does not indicate overheating, and recent job numbers were weaker than expected but do not suggest a recession. Goolsbee emphasized the need for the Fed to be forward-looking and cautious in interpreting job reports.
August 05, 2024 | 12:40 pm
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The Federal Reserve's restrictive stance and weaker-than-expected job numbers could lead to short-term volatility in SPY. However, the lack of signs of economic overheating and the Fed's cautious approach may provide some stability.
The Fed's restrictive posture and weaker job numbers suggest potential short-term volatility for SPY. However, the absence of economic overheating and the Fed's cautious approach may mitigate significant negative impacts.
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