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US Jobs Stay Hot, Fed Rate Cuts Stay Distant — Bad News for India's Capital Flows
CNBC·Monday, 8 June 2026
The US added strong jobs numbers in May, making it almost certain the Federal Reserve won't cut interest rates anytime soon. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh now faces his first real policy test with inflation risks on one side and a slowing global economy on the other. Markets had been hoping for cuts by mid-2026 — that hope is now gone.
Why It Matters
When US rates stay high, global investors prefer keeping money in the US rather than emerging markets like India. That means less foreign investment flowing into Indian stocks and a weaker rupee.
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