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Roger Ferguson Discusses December Jobs Report

Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson appeared on ‘Squawk Box’ to analyze the December jobs report. He emphasized its implications for the Federal Reserve’s interest rate outlook, noting that robust job growth may influence future monetary policy decisions.

Key Insights on Employment Trends

Ferguson highlighted that the labor market remains strong, with significant job additions potentially prompting the Fed to adjust interest rates. His insights reflect ongoing concerns about inflation and economic stability as the Fed navigates these challenges.