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Nonfarm payrolls rose 162,000 in August, nearly three times the 56,000 consensus, while the unemployment rate held at 4.1%. July’s reported loss of 23,000 was revised to a gain of 21,000, and September hike odds climbed to 60% by Friday afternoon.
Vice President JD Vance said the Trump administration is confident inflation and CPI data justify a Fed rate cut, arguing lower rates would help Americans afford homes.
Peter Schiff said surging Treasury yields reflect inflation expectations, fiscal concerns, fading Fed credibility and de-dollarization, pushing back on John Williams’ stronger-economy explanation.
The U.S. dollar fell as Treasury yields eased. New York Fed President John Williams said in a CNBC interview that he sees no urgency to raise interest rates, alongside lower oil prices.
Asian equities traded between gains and losses as investors weighed a pause in the global bond selloff. The yen strengthened to nearly a four-week high versus the dollar.
U.S. Treasury yields declined in Asian trade as oil prices retreated. New York Fed President John Williams said he does not see urgency to raise interest rates in response to persistent inflation.
Asian equities rose Thursday morning as investors cheered a pause in the global bond selloff. Oil declined, while comments from New York Fed President John Williams in a CNBC interview soothed worries about an imminent Fed rate increase.
New York Fed President John Williams said the recent climb in Treasury yields is driven largely by a strong U.S. economy, with higher real rates and investment demand playing a bigger role than inflation compensation.
New York Fed President John Williams said rising long-term bond yields aren’t driven by inflation fears, but reflect a solid economy, CNBC reported. He said he is still gathering information for the next monetary policy decision.
New York Fed President John Williams said current rates are in a good spot to balance low unemployment and stable prices, on CNBC. He supported the Fed’s last decision not to raise rates.
New York Fed President John Williams tells CNBC that long-term bond yields reflect broad U.S. economic strength and heavy capital spending on AI, with data-center and tech infrastructure demand lifting funding costs.
New York Fed President John Williams said he does not see clear-cut evidence the Fed must raise rates to respond to persistent inflation, pointing to some passing causes behind current price rises.
New York Fed’s Williams said he supported the July FOMC meeting outcome and needs to collect data ahead of the next meeting.
NY Fed’s Williams tells CNBC the pace to 2% is a “wait and see” situation.
New York Fed’s Williams says yields are rising on strong economy and outlook, not inflation expectations.
Fed Williams on Cnbc
Federal student loan borrowers pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness, or PSLF, are facing new eligibility rules after key provisions of President Donald Trump ‘s One Big Beautiful Bill Act took effect on July 1, changing which repayment plans qualify and limiting options for some Parent PLUS borrowers. PSLF is a fed
New Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh is reshaping the central bank, starting with the selection process for the next Atlanta Fed president
New Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh is reshaping the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta through the selection process for its next president