Federal Reserve's Williams: Significant Downward Revisions to May and June Job Growth Were the "Real News" in Friday's Nonfarm Payrolls Report

BlockBeats News, August 2nd: Federal Reserve's Williams said the significant downward revisions to May and June job growth were the "real news" in Friday's nonfarm payroll report. He will attend the September meeting with an "open mind" to discuss whether to cut interest rates. (Forex Live)

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