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⚡Senior economist blasts: The US unemployment crisis is brewing, and the Federal Reserve may be forced to cut rates aggressively five times within a year!

Wall Street economist David Rosenberg recently dropped a bombshell: don’t be fooled by the calm surface of the US labor market; problems have already emerged beneath. He believes the unemployment rate isn’t cooling down but is actually collapsing, eventually hitting 6%. Once a recession is triggered, the Fed will have to slash interest rates by 125 basis points in 2026 — averaging about once a month.

Does the numbers seem less scary? An increase from 4% to 4.6% unemployment sounds mild. But the signals behind the scenes are terrifying: October’s layoffs rate hit a nearly one-year high, hiring speed plummeted, and ordinary people's confidence in employment prospects has returned to the worst pandemic levels. Rosenberg’s conclusion is straightforward: "These data point to an inevitable outcome — the unemployment rate will test 6%."

There’s also a heartbreaking detail: large-scale layoffs among white-collar workers are actually "packaged" with severance pay, and the real damage has not fully surfaced yet. Last year's Q3 GDP growth of 4.3%? He bluntly calls it the "mother of illusions," as people's real income has long stagnated. Stimulating consumption through tax cuts? It’s just borrowing from next year’s money in advance.

Most market predictions expect the Fed to cut rates 1-2 times this year, but Rosenberg doesn’t see it that way. He believes that once economic data truly worsens, market forces will overpower all expectations, and the Fed will have no choice but to implement large-scale easing. Will inflation really fade on its own? Or will hawks falter at a critical moment? An economic policy earthquake is already on the way.