June’s jobs report data point to further normalization in wage inflation dynamics in the economy which still enjoys low unemployment. If this trend continues over the summer, then the Fed will be able to resume normalizing interest rates. This would be because of a better-than-expected inflation outlook, and not necessarily a worsening labor market backdrop.
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