HeadlineJune job numbers surprise to the upside—Markets scale back rate‑cut bets, Fed likely to wait Lead ParagraphJune 2025 proved stronger than anticipated for U.S. hiring, with employers adding 147,000 jobs to payrolls. The unemployment rate slid to 4.1 %, reflecting continued resilience—but slower private‑sector hiring and lukewarm wage data signal caution as markets recalibrate rate‑cut timelines….
Date: June 28, 2025 Financial markets are increasingly tilting toward expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts—driven, in part, by speculation around incoming leadership. While Fed Chair Jerome Powell remains in office, bets are mounting that his eventual replacement—possibly nominated by President Trump—will pursue a more dovish monetary policy. 🔍 Market Snapshot 🧭 The Fed’s…
Introduction:The U.S. dollar has recently approached a three-year low, declining by 0.6% against a basket of trade partner currencies. This downturn is attributed to disappointing manufacturing data and escalating concerns over the nation’s growing debt.Financial Times Key Points: Conclusion:The combination of weak manufacturing performance, escalating trade disputes, and mounting debt is exerting significant pressure on…
