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REPAY | DE | Monthly | Employment Conference Call | How Long Will the “Good Times Roll” in the Labor Market? March Labor Market – 4/7/23
REPAY | DE | Monthly | Employment Conference Call | How Long Will the “Good Times Roll” in the Labor Market? March Labor Market
- Employment Report
(Mar.)—Weak? Stable? Strong?
Superstrong?
- Jobs (Nonfarm Payrolls, Company Hiring); Persons Working (Hh. Survey, Individuals Working); Unemployment Rate (Hh. Survey)—Labor Market Demand vs. Supply
- Strengths and Weaknesses
- Balance Emerging in What Has Been an Unbalanced Labor Market?
- Wage Costs and
Price Inflation
- Avg. Hrly. Earngs. (AHE)
- Income Underlying Consumption and Costs in Inflation
- Basic Prospect “Soft Landing” (Odds 55%) and Macro Scenario Alternatives (“Recession—Mild or Deep” (Odds 35%); Fed “Growth Recession” (Odds 10%)
- “Financial Disarray,” the “Financial Factor” in the Business Cycle, and Recession Risks
- Fed Policy Prospects—“Sticky-High” Inflation and Bank Credit Tightening
A Fed Tradeoff
- One More Hike—25
bps in May or June
- “Terminal” Rate 5-1/8%; Fed Hold Rest of 2023 Into 2024
- Financial Markets
- Interest Rates—Stable Near-Term
- U.S. Dollar—Fundamentals Turn Negative
- Equity Market—Fair Value and Fair Value Ranges