EPISODE · Mar 6, 2023 · 15 MIN
Do labour market mysteries point to higher-for-longer rates?
from The Weekly Briefing from Capital Economics · host Capital Economics
It’s US payrolls week and all eyes will be on whether January’s blowout jobs growth number was just a one-off or confirmation that – despite the Fed’s actions – the labour market remains tight.Labour market conditions matter hugely for how much further central banks across advanced economies have to go to whip inflation. The challenge is in understanding how they're evolving as pandemic-era distortions take their time to fade. Group Chief Economist Neil Shearing discusses with Vicky Redwood, our Senior Economic Adviser, and Chief US Economist Paul Ashworth what’s going in labour markets and what this means for policy, with a special focus on February non-farm payrolls and how the Fed will respond. Click here to read the analysis referenced in this episode.
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It’s US payrolls week and all eyes will be on whether January’s blowout jobs growth number was just a one-off or confirmation that – despite the Fed’s actions – the labour market remains tight.Labour market conditions matter hugely for how much further central banks across advanced economies have to go to whip inflation. The challenge is in understanding how they're evolving as pandemic-era distortions take their time to fade. Group Chief Economist Neil Shearing discusses with Vicky Redwood, our Senior Economic Adviser, and Chief US Economist Paul Ashworth what’s going in labour markets and what this means for policy, with a special focus on February non-farm payrolls and how the Fed will respond. Click here to read the analysis referenced in this episode.
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