Goldman Sachs’ Vice Chair Says Labor Market Even Weaker Than Figures Suggest, Predicts When the Fed Could Announce a Rate Cut
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最新报道：Goldman Sachs Vice Chairman Robert Kaplan warns the U.S. labor market is weaker than unemployment data suggests, citing stalled hiring and shrinking labor supply due to immigration policies. Speaking to CNBC, the former Dallas Fed president noted businesses aren't firing but have significantly slowed hiring, while reduced immigration further tightens labor availability. Kaplan predicts the Fed may cut rates by 25 basis points in September due to economic weakening and above-target inflation, though he cautions this wouldn't necessarily start a prolonged easing cycle. The central bank will reassess conditions after any September move.
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