"If the unemployment rate rises, then they're going to be more inclined to cut interest rates. If the unemployment rate falls, then they're most likely going to delay further rate cuts."
By ClearValue Tax | January 9, 2026 | Pending
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Jobs Report: US Labor Market Frozen in 2026 (What This Means Next) 00:07:56 - 00:08:08
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If the unemployment rate rises, the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates; if it falls, they will delay cuts (in 2026).

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