Svmuu News: David Rees, Head of Global Economics at Schroders, stated that the nonfarm payrolls data, which came in significantly below expectations, will provide ammunition for dovish members within the Federal Open Market Committee (Federal Reserve). However, at least part of the shortfall was due to strikes in the healthcare sector, a situation that should be reversed.Furthermore, despite the weak employment report, we believe that continued growth in labor demand is inevitable given the U.S. economy’s sustained strong growth.It remains unclear whether Kevin Warsh, the incoming Chair of the Federal Reserve, will alter his view that the application of artificial intelligence will significantly boost U.S. productivity and create room for lower interest rates. However, any recovery in the labor market, coupled with inflation risks stemming from events in the Middle East, would diminish the need for rate cuts in the near term. (Jin Shi)