The market is likely to find enough underpinnings in the FOMC statement to lessen fears of Fed tightening in the next several months.

In the long term this is going to be a setback for the market ... It is likely to gradually lessen trade by individual investors.

These [jobless] numbers confirm everything that came out in the Fed statement. Things are going to get worse before they get better on the unemployment rate front.

With this week's stock announcement likely to show a fresh decline in gasoline, it adds to market fears caused by the switch to greener fuels.

A reasonable interpretation is they're going to go again in May unless the ( economic) numbers make a compelling case against.

The next couple employment reports will attract an extraordinary degree of attention in the markets. They are widely viewed as holding the key of whether the Fed remains on a tightening path beyond January.