Hot jobs report puts Fed cuts further out of reach as Chair Warsh faces policy tests
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A stronger-than-expected May jobs report has effectively removed near-term Fed rate cuts from the table, pushing the first cut further into 2025 or beyond. Incoming Chair Warsh is now set to inherit a policy environment where the market's rate-cut fantasy collides with sticky labor data, creating a repricing risk across rate-sensitive assets.
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Leans bearWrong ifA sudden deterioration in other macro data — ISM Services, credit spreads, or a surprise in next CPI — could revive cut bets and sharply reverse the short-duration thesis.
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