Tom Burton examines whether a stronger jobs report could have swayed the Fed to cut rates at its recent meeting. The speakers question whether the Fed can justify cuts based on jobs data alone when inflation isn't moving much.
There's much smarter people listening than me.
Yeah. So maybe the people listening. And then we can get to you after that. Is, had the jobs report come out last Friday before the meeting. Right. What do you think you would have seen happen at the meeting this last week? Do you think you would have had a quarter point cut? For sure. Do you think you had to. I would tend to agree. I would tend to agree. Yes, I would.
How could you look at the. How could you hang your hat on jobs data. Right. And where inflation is sitting. Inflation is not bumping of any significance. See where that's at. See that jobs report and not make.
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