Weaker US jobs data dims Fed rate hike prospects for 2026

The decline in US factory orders may prompt the Federal Reserve to reconsider interest rate strategies amid fluctuating economic signals. The post US factory orders drop 1.3% in May as durable goods plunge 4.5% appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Insiders say Sam Altman is in active talks with the Trump administration.

The influx of tech-driven debt could stabilize markets short-term, but reliance on AI growth poses long-term risks if expectations falter. The post US corporate bond market looks safer as tech giants pile into debt, but investors aren’t buying the narrative appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

June payroll softness pushed spot gold near $4,068 as traders eyed a mid-60% chance of a September Fed hike. Weak jobs could cut real yields and ease Q3 pressure.

Powell's decision to stay on the Fed board limits the administration's influence, highlighting tensions between political agendas and Fed independence. The post Kevin Hassett criticizes Jerome Powell for blocking new Fed pick by staying on the board appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The decline in durable goods orders may prompt the Fed to consider rate cuts, potentially boosting risk assets if economic data weakens further. The post US durable goods orders fall 4.5% in May as transportation sector leads decline appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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The Fed's patient rate approach may stabilize bond markets, but future economic data could prompt policy shifts impacting market expectations. The post June jobs report supports Fed’s patient rate approach, says BlackRock’s Rosenberg appeared first on Crypto Briefing.