US Macro Policy Digest · Jul 7, 2026 Daily Digest
Labor Market Data and Market Response
- 🔥 June Jobs Report: June payrolls rose +57K versus roughly 115K expected, with April and May revised...

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June payrolls surprised to the downside at just +57K, well below the 113-115K expected, with prior months revised lower by 74K total. The three-month...
Services sector surveys delivered mixed employment signals in June despite broad expansion and cooling price pressures.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller argues risks have flipped toward high inflation as the labor market stabilizes, shifting policy considerations ahead...
The Inflation Shock Momentum Index improves 1-3 year PCE inflation forecasts by tracking expenditure-weighted shares of categories with three...
The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling blocks President Trump's removal of Governor Lisa Cook, stressing that the Federal Reserve Act requires notice,...
New Fed Chair Warsh omitted forward-looking language from his first policy statement, favoring less public commitment to future moves.
Two June data points align on a cooling US economy:
Even as the Supreme Court blocks at-will firings of Fed governors, President Trump's attempt to remove Lisa Cook still weakens central bank...
Kevin Warsh assumed the Federal Reserve chair role amid ongoing debates over central bank autonomy and reform.
AI investment boom is driving near-term price pressures through supply chains and labor markets, challenging the baseline disinflation narrative.
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The Federal Reserve's upcoming $9.95 billion liquidity injection next week highlights continued accommodative conditions, with $191 billion added since QT ended in December—easing reserves without implying aggressive stimulus.
Persistent inflation is shifting from a temporary shock to the new baseline, driven by demographics, energy transition, fiscal expansion, and...
Wage growth has led CPI peaks by 3-17 months in every post-1985 cycle, with the latest peak occurring 50 months ago. Real wage compression to -0.6%...
The June FOMC minutes, due July 9, will detail a unanimous rate hold alongside half the committee's dot-plot projections for a 2026 hike.
Wells Fargo...