China Galaxy Securities' macroeconomic research suggests that strong non-farm payroll data does not necessarily imply a Federal Reserve interest rate hike this year. While the May labor market data indicates employment is still better than expected, reducing the immediate case for rate cuts, the underlying structure of the market does not show signs of accelerating inflation or a need for rate hikes. The firm believes market concerns about rate hikes are overstated, though short-term economic data alone cannot disprove this expectation, forcing the Fed to remain data-dependent. AI
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