美联储古尔斯比：就业报告看起来“相当稳定”。

U.S. payrolls rose 115,000 in April, exceeding expectations and marking a second straight month of job gains, while unemployment held at 4.3%, signaling a stabilizing labor market after weak hiring last year. The data support expectations that the Federal Reserve can keep interest rates unchanged as officials monitor inflation risks tied to the Iran war. Analysts are watching whether higher inflation, weaker consumer sentiment and rising business costs from the conflict will eventually weigh on hiring and consumer spending.

The year-on-year gain in average hourly earnings shows that workers continue to make headway in terms of real wage increases. The 3.6% pace is above even the gasoline-inflated 3.3% headline CPI inflation rate (for March). S&P 500 futures hitting their high of the session now. The takeaway may be that the economy seems resilient to the Iran war