WSJ's Timiraos says the January jobs report cements the Fed's extended pause on interest rates

The comments from WSJ's Timiraos suggest that the January jobs report reinforces the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain an extended pause on interest rates.

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WSJ's Timiraos says the January jobs report cements the Fed's extended pause on interest rates

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This likely signals continued accommodative policy, which could keep the USD weaker and influence market expectations for future rate adjustments.

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