FOMC Minutes: Almost all Fed officials saw payrolls raising uncertainty

• Officials generally agreed it was prudent to wait for additional data on jobs and the impact of the Brexit vote
• Most noted Brexit vote could generate financial market turbulence that could hamper economy
• Some noted continued uncertainty regarding outlook for China's policy
• High debt levels in China and other emerging markets represented risks to financial system
• In the absence of significant shocks, raising rates would be appropriate if data shows progress on jobs, growth and inflation
• Downside risks noted: possible sharp slowdown in jobs, continued weakness in business investment and or global economic/financial shocks
• Several policymakers suggested policy may need to remain accommodative for some time for inflation to move closer to 2% target
• Several expressed concern that a delay in hiking would increase financial stability risks
• Here was the full text of the June 15 FOMC statement

 These clowns get paid how much for saying "brexit creates uncertainty"?