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```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on May 21 that Greg Michalowski, an analyst at the US financial website investinglive, stated that the voting result at the April meeting was 8 to 4. One person voted in favor of cutting interest rates by 25 basis points (Milan, who has resigned from the Federal Reserve), and three others voted to remove the easing bias. The Federal Reserve meeting minutes mentioned that "many" participants hoped to remove the easing bias, indicating that the number of people wanting to adopt a more hawkish stance may be more than three. He believes that if the vote were held again today, the policy bias would likely be more consistently shifted toward removing the easing bias.```

Golden Ten Data, May 21 – Market analysts state that one factor supporting a more hawkish outlook for the Federal Reserve is the improvement signals coming from the labor market. At the Federal Reserve’s March meeting, officials only had access to the disappointing February employment report. According to the minutes of the March meeting, many officials at the time were concerned that “labor market conditions appeared vulnerable to adverse shocks.” However, based on the most recently released minutes from the April meeting, by the time of the April meeting, Federal Reserve officials had already received a more optimistic March report, and most regarded this data as evidence of stabilization. Following the Federal Reserve’s April meeting, the strong April employment report released earlier this month further indicated that the labor market may be stabilizing.

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