News list for " less than expected"
On January 8, the number of ADP jobs in the United States recorded 122,000 in December, missing the 140,000 expected by the market and hitting the lowest level since August 2024.
Gold Ten Futures Special CITIC Futures Comments: In the past two days, the soda ash disk has fallen sharply, mainly due to its own poor fundamentals, reduced production pressure, significant recovery in output but rigid demand is still declining. Yesterday's press conference released policies that were less favorable than expected. The price increase driven by sentiment was difficult to continue, and the disk price fell sharply. In summary, the supply of soda ash has increased and demand has dec...
On September 6th, the US non-farm payrolls increased by 142,000 after the August quarter adjustment, the largest increase since June this year.
The U.S. unemployment rate ended a four-consecutive rise, but the new non-farm population was less than expected. Traders increased their bets on a 50 basis point interest rate cut in September. A picture to understand the highlights of this data > >
Tonight's non-agricultural data at 8:30, if the performance exceeds expectations and falls short of expectations, what will the major asset classes do?
The two oil prices fell again on Wednesday, and the lower-than-expected performance of the demand side contributed to the correction of the oil market. The US driving season is coming to an end, is there any support in the future? > >
On July 31st, Microsoft (MSFT. O) 's Q4 cloud business revenue for fiscal year 2024 was $36.80 billion, the market expected $36.84 billion, the intelligent cloud business revenue was $28.50 billion, and the market expected $28.72 billion. Analyst Sebastian Boyd said Microsoft fell more than 7% after hours after the company reported earnings per share slightly above market expectations of 0.4%, while long-awaited cloud computing revenue was slightly below market expectations of 0.1%. Now the audi...
On July 1st, the euro rose further at the beginning of the Asian session as traders began to digest news that France's far-right party, represented by Marine Le Pen, will gain an advantage in the first round of the country's parliamentary elections, amid signs that the party's lead is not as large as some pre-election polls suggest. The euro rose 0.2% to 1.0740 against the dollar in early trade, touching its highest level since last Tuesday. Preliminary results showed the far-right National Leag...
