Today’s employment data aren’t enough to dramatically alter the Federal Reserve‘s view that the economy is growing too slowly to register meaningful improvement in the unemployment rate.

Though payrolls improved, the jobless rate hasn’t come down since the beginning of the year, keeping it well above almost any definition of maximum sustainable employment, which is half of the mandate Congress has given the Fed. (The other half, or course, being stable prices.) That leaves the door still open to new moves by the Fed to help the economy.