Live Q&A Today: When will the Federal Reserve cut rates? Bloomberg journalists will answer your questions about the economic signals, market reactions and the constant pressure from President Trump on Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Tune into the live conversation here at 11:30 a.m. EDT and send in your questions in advance to liveqa@bloomberg.net.
Investors decidedly did not get the dovish Fed they were hoping for yesterday, and that means the economic data between now and the central bank’s next policy meeting in mid-September assumes an outsized importance — starting with tomorrow’s jobs report.