'Holy weak growth, Batman!': Here's what Wall Street is saying about the worst jobs report since 2010
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Almost all of the observers are of the opinion that a June rate hike by the Fed is off the table, and July is now much less likely. "The Fed will not hike in June or July," said Neil Dutta at Renaissance Macro.
Additionally, commentators found little solace in the underlying details of the report. "We can't find a positive nugget in today's job report," wrote David Donabedian, chief investment officer at Atlantic Trust Wealth Management.
We've rounded up comments from across Wall Street, check them out below.
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