JPMorgan: June FOMC Meeting is an "Insignificant Event"
BlockBeats reported on June 7 that JPMorgan's Chief Economist Mike Feroli stated: For the Federal Reserve, the May employment report was almost "tailor-made," perfectly reinforcing their current inclination—to remain on hold and patiently wait for developments in employment and inflation to determine future policy direction.
This makes the June Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting an "insignificant event."
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