Moody's Economist Warns of Fragile Economic Balance

According to Odaily, Moody's Chief Economist has issued a warning that while multiple interest rate cuts may occur in 2026, this should not be seen as a sign of prosperity. Instead, it reflects an economy in a 'fragile balance.' This unusual combination suggests a gradual and cautious approach to interest rates in the future, rather than an aggressive rate-cutting cycle. Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicates that only 64,000 jobs were added in November 2025. The agency noted that since April, there has been 'little net change' in employment numbers.