imprint for certain. >> Welcome back. Sizable miss for jobs this morning coming in at 73,000 in July with sharp downward revisions.That might be the bigger story for May and June. President Trump lashing out at Fed Chair Jay Powell on Truth Social. Of course, after the report telling him to drop the rate.Joining us now exclusively is Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic, along with our own Steve Liesman. Good morning Steve. >> Good morning Sara.Let's get right to President Bostic. Good morning, President Bo ...

Stephen Miran, CEA chairman, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss today's weaker jobs report and what it means for the health of the economy. ...

Treasuries rallied after a report on US jobs showed weaker-than-expected payroll growth, prompting traders to boost bets that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates. https://t.co/tMyUbdtcri ...

Federal Reserve Governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman expressed concerns that policymakers’ hesitance to lower interest rates could risk unnecessary damage to the labor market https://t.co/HpRmhWVf7S ...

Interest Rate Policy - The Fed's refusal to cut interest rates is highlighted [1] - Lower interest rates are expected to benefit every American [1] - The market anticipates the Fed will eventually reverse its stance [1]

Economic Outlook - JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon discussed the economy [1] Leadership & Strategy - JPMorgan's branch strategy was a topic of discussion [1] - Jamie Dimon's meetings with the president were mentioned [1] Policy & Regulation - Trump's comments about Fed Chair Powell were addressed [1]

President Donald Trump resumed his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell after the central bank declined to cut interest rates, ending a short-lived détente https://t.co/2QN1ItmUY9 ...

Monetary Policy - The Fed perceives it is further from its inflation goal than its job market goal, necessitating high interest rates [1] - A shift in the inflation vs job market dynamic could prompt the Fed to begin cutting interest rates quickly [1]

RT Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI)Weirdly, the higher interest rates stay, the more they have to inject via liquidity to finance the debt, the higher assets go....The Everything Code. ...

Ladies and gentlemen, we have officially survived FOMC day. We still have quite a bit of financial events to get through this week, but for the most part, we did see the Fed hold rates. Now, we're going to talk about that. We're going to address it.Now, does this affect the markets in a very negative way. Well, number one, I do think that for the most part, you know, markets have kind of priced in the idea of the Fed just kind of holding. Um, I think that it would have been a shocker if he actually did cut ...