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The impact of the slowdown in employment in the United States on the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates until December shows that September data indicated a decrease in job additions to 29,000, compared to expectations of 90,000, along with a decline in August's employment figures. This slowdown gives the U.S. central bank more time to assess the data before making a final decision, as inflation continues to climb to 3.4% and remains in need of rate hikes to reach the 2% target. It is likely that the possibility of increasing rates in December remains, with the market closely monitoring upcoming economic data.
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