Next week’s job reports could be the decisive factor in determining the scale of the Federal Reserve’s rate cut in September.

Bank of America, among others, had initially forecast a 25-basis point cut next month. But recent developments have sparked discussions about the possibility of a larger 50 bps reduction, as economic conditions continue to evolve.

Recent figures point to a gradual cooling in demand for labor. With the JOLTS job openings report and the Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) data due next week, investors will be closely monitoring the labor market for signs of further weakness, with unexpected weakness boosting expectations of a 50-basis point (bps) cut.

However, recently upwardly revised GDP figures for the second quarter—now at a 3.0% annualized rate—have done some work to temper expectations for a more aggressive cut. Thus, the market firmly remains in the dark about the size of the rate cut.
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