The Weekly Bottom Line: Resilient Labor Demand and A Patient Fed

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<p>U.S. Highlights The Federal Reserve opted to hold rates steady in their first decision of the year in order to give themselves more time to assess the sustainability of current disinflation trends. Employment gains in January nearly doubled expectations as strong upward revisions to December carried forward into 2024. U.S. Treasury markets experienced volatility this […]</p>
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