The Market Is Now Fully Pricing In A 25-basis-point Rate Hike By The Federal Reserve Before The End Of The Year

The Market Is Currently Pricing In A Fed Rate Hike In January Next Year, With The Expected Timing Before The Non-farm Payrolls Report Being March Next Year

[Non-Farm Payrolls Beat Expectations, Fed Rate Hike In December Skyrocketing] June 5th, US Interest Rate Futures Data Shows That The Probability Of A Fed Rate Hike In December Has Increased From The Previous 48% To 63%.However, As Of The Time Of Writing, The Interest Rate For The Event On Polymarket Remains At 40%

Analyst: Nonfarm Payrolls Have Undoubtedly Completely Undermined The Federal Reserve's Rationale For Cutting Interest Rates

U.S. Interest-rate Futures Data Show That The Probability Of A December Rate Hike By The Federal Reserve Has Risen From 48% To 63%

Following The Release Of The Non-farm Payroll Data, The Market Priced In Further Tightening Of Monetary Policy By The Federal Reserve

The U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics Reports That The Unemployment Rate Remains At 4.3%, Having Remained Within A Narrow Range Of 4.3% To 4.5% Since July 2025. The Total Number Of Unemployed Is 7.3 Million

Spot Gold Fell Nearly $20 In The Short Term, Currently Trading At $4447.73 Per Ounce

Non-farm Payrolls Far Exceeded Expectations, Causing The US Dollar Index (DXY) To Rise 15 Points In The Short Term, Currently Trading At 99.36

U.S. Average Hourly Earnings Year-over-year In May Rose By 3.4%, Matching Expectations And Down From The Previous Reading Of 3.60%

U.S. Average Hourly Earnings Rose 0.3% Month-over-month In May, Matching The Forecast Of 0.30% And Up From The Previous Reading Of 0.20%