Fed rate cuts

May 2026 non-farm payrolls beat expectations, but World Cup hiring, weak wage growth, inflation pressure and fragile consumer confidence may keep the Fed from hiking rates. 

Kevin Warsh’s Fed begins with rising Treasury yields, sticky inflation and tighter liquidity. Here’s what traders should watch next.

April 2026 US nonfarm payrolls beat forecasts, but weak wage growth and low participation point to a cooling labor market and cautious Fed.

Oil above $100 is reshaping inflation and Fed policy. Explore how the Middle East conflict could delay rate cuts and drive stagflation risks.