Analyst: The job market needs no assistance, the Federal Reserve should consider raising interest rates

According to Jinshi reports, institutional analyst Anstey stated when evaluating the U.S. non-farm data that considering the Federal Reserve's mission to maintain price stability and achieve full employment, the current job market does not seem to need assistance. At the same time, the inflation rate is far above the Federal Reserve's target of 2%. It is expected that next week's CPI data will show the core inflation rate rising to 2.9%, with overall inflation soaring 4.2% year-on-year. It would be surprising if Federal Reserve policymakers do not further hint at a possible interest rate hike in 2026.