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US goes well beyond jobs forecast with 162,000 roles added in August (opens the original)
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The US economy added 162,000 jobs in August, smashing Wall Street expectations and indicating that the labour market retains momentum ahead of a crucial Federal Reserve vote on interest rates this month. Fridayâs figure from the Bureau of Labor Statistics marked a rebound from July when the worldâs largest economy added 21,000 jobs, upwardly revised from an initial estimate that 23,000 positions had been lost. Augustâs total, which was well above the 55,000 forecast by economists in a Bloo
Hawkish Kevin Warsh hints Fed will raise rates if US inflation does not fall soon (opens the original)
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Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh has signalled the US central bank is prepared to raise rates if inflation does not fall soon, as he warned that persistently high price growth had become âmore concerningâ. Warsh said in his address at the Kansas City Fedâs Jackson Hole symposium that rate-setters would have âwork to doâ if price rises across the worldâs biggest economy did not ease shortly, sparking renewed bets on Wall Street for rate rises. âThe Fedâs predominant focus right n
Kevin Warsh to stick with lean Fed messaging despite market backlash (opens the original)
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Kevin Warsh is set to stick to his stripped-back communications style even after the Federal Reserve chairmanâs decision to offer scant details of his strategy on interest rates fuelled a powerful sell-off in treasury bonds. Long-term US borrowing costs soared after last weekâs Fed meeting as investors said Warsh failed to offer sufficient guidance on how he would contain the bout of inflation triggered by Donald Trumpâs Iran war. People close to Warsh said he acknowledged that he had made
Oil falls more than 7% as Iran and US pause strikes over Strait of Hormuz (opens the original)
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Oil prices fell more than 7 per cent on Monday as the US and Iran paused tit-for-tat strikes after weeks of escalating violence over the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude, the global benchmark, was down 7.2 per cent at $89.85 a barrel in early London trading, as talks between mediators continued, following two weeks of hostilities that had driven oil up past $100. The US military has not reported any air strikes against Iran since launching attacks overnight on Thursday, while Iranian forces have no
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