Robertson Stephens Weekly Commentary – June 8, 2026
US job growth in May was unexpectedly strong. Although the Federal Reserve says it continues to worry about the downside on US labor markets, it’s the upside on inflation commanding
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Executive Summary Last month, the market faced a test, and it passed, at least on the scoreboard. There was a mid-month hawkish shock: back-to-back hot inflation prints sent the 30-yearWeekly Economic Commentary
US job growth in May was unexpectedly strong. Although the Federal Reserve says it continues to worry about the downside on US labor markets, it’s the upside on inflation commanding all theRobertson Stephens Weekly Commentary – June 1, 2026
Confidence in the durability of US labor markets seems to be rising, despite the extreme anxiety in many quarters over the role of artificial intelligence. Recent speeches by Federal Reserve