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Dismal Jobs Data Gives Fed a Wake-Up Call on Interest Rates

“The labor market is actually still quite solid.” “The labor market’s solid, historically low unemployment.” “In the labor market, conditions have remained solid.” Last Wednesday, at his press conference following the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady, the central bank’s chairman, Jerome Powell, used the word “solid” to describe the US job market at least a half-dozen times. For much of the year, the labor market’s perceiv…

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The Mexican peso presented an advance at the beginning of the day, as well as a weakening of the dollar, since the latest employment data in the United States tipped the balance in favor of seeing cuts in the interest rate by the Federal Reserve (Fed) later.This Monday, the Mexican currency records an appreciation of 0.38 percent or 7.15 cents, considering its closing data of yesterday; the exchange rate is located at 18.81 pesos per dollar, acc…

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The exchange rate opened the week with a new decline in the Chilean market, marking a continuity in the bearish trend that has dominated the green bill since the publication of the weak labor report in the United States.See more: The dollar once again exposes the challenges of Latin American currenciesThe pressure on the dollar intensified after the July non-agricultural payrolls confirmed a deeper slowdown in the US labor market.According to Ba…

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Sada El balad broke the news in on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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