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The household savings rate is still above 30% and many households cite employment/property worries before discretionary spending.

The household savings rate is still above 30% and many households cite employment/property worries before discretionary spending.

Those pressures have complicated the path forward for a Fed tasked with both stabilizing prices and maximizing employment.

The absence of crucial employment and inflation data due to a government shutdown complicates the Federal Reserve’s ability to make a rate decision.

Labor hoarding has been an unsung hero, keeping our economy at full employment.