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Labor market has a 'clear story' of concern: Strategist

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Tim Murray , T. Rowe Price Capital Markets strategist, joins Market Domination Overtime to share his outlook on market trends and future Fed actions.

Murray suggests the Fed should transition to being "forecast dependent" rather than solely data dependent.

Murray sees "a clear story" with a "concerning" trend, despite current levels appearing normal.

When you go from this extremely tight level to kind of a normal level, that's a really ugly, but it's fine if we start to get that to normalize and that, that trend to flatten out from here.

If we let that trend keep going the way it's been going, then that becomes a problem pretty soon. And that's what this, you know, the triggering of the so told us. Um, so I think, yeah, if the feds not responding to that trend, uh that's why markets would behave.

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