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DREAMORE, GROW MORE: Good Times Ahead
Our thoughts on the FED's interest rate cut
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We’re excited for the FED’s announcement, finally dropping interest rates after FOUR YEARS, with a half point instead of the usual quarter point.
How will that affect our startup ecosystem, funding & hiring?
Scroll down for more data + opinions.
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The Federal Reserve's decision to cut this month was influenced by weaker data from the labor market, with a disappointing July jobs report followed by a Labor Department data revision that showed the U.S. added 818,000 fewer jobs in the 12 months ended March 2024 than originally reported.
To be sure, the job market is far from the supercharged hiring during the pandemic, when employers sought to add workers while also struggling with labor market shortages, which caused wages to spike. But Powell noted that the current unemployment rate of 4.2% is historically low, and that while hiring is moderating, the labor market remains fairly solid. CBS News
Many investors say that this latest cut isn’t likely to have an immediate effect on the venture market, but that over months lower interest rates could improve access to capital for startups and spur more initial public offerings (which has been in the doldrums for the better part of two years). Wall Street Journal
Happy days might not QUITE be here again, but at least we’re seeing more positivity and activity than we have all summer.
If you’re a startup hiring or planning for hiring next year, please contact us for an even deeper dive into how this affects the job economy, compensation, and accessible talent.
Or if you’ve been a frustrated jobseeker, be encouraged that this latest announcement IS a step in the right direction.
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