News list for "Non-farm"
Once the US government shutdown ends, heavy data such as non-farm payrolls and CPI will "spew out", destined to bring a "bloody storm"! Traders have started hedging... Click to view...
The non-agricultural sector has sharply corrected the superimposed inflation rebound, and the Federal Reserve's "interest rate cut-anti-inflation" game has intensified. The combination of falling growth and rising prices has made the market re-examine the "soft landing" playbook, and CPI data will become a key hammer in the market!
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said it was experiencing "technical difficulties" ahead of the August jobs report. "Sorry, we are currently experiencing technical difficulties," the website said. "Once we resolve this issue, all the Bureau of Labor Statistics data retrieval tools will be available." Adam Button, analyst at investinglive, a US financial website, said it was unclear whether this would cause a delay in the release of the data, but it may be difficult to find all the data in the repo...
Due to the US Labor Day holiday (September 1), the release time of some US economic data has been delayed. The US API and EIA crude oil inventory data for the week were postponed to 04:30 on September 4 (Thursday) and 00:00 on September 5 (Friday) respectively. The US August "small non-farm" ADP employment was postponed to 20:15 on September 4 (Thursday). The US August non-farm employment data will still be released at 20:30 on September 5 (Friday). Investors are invited to pay attention. (Jin T...
Fed Governor Lisa Cook called the July jobs report "worrisome" and said it could herald an inflection point for the U.S. economy. "These revisions are somewhat typical of turning points," Cook said during a discussion at the Boston Fed on Wednesday. Data released last week showed a sharp cooling in the labor market over the past few months. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 73,000 in July after two months of data were revised down sharply by nearly 260,000, according to a report released by the Bureau of...
US President Donald Trump's latest post on social media: In my opinion, today's jobs data was manipulated to embarrass Republicans and me - just like before and after the 2024 presidential election, they first came up with three days of beautiful data, and then on November 15, 2024, just after the election, they were revised down significantly - it was a complete hoax. "Mr. Too Late" Powell is not much better! But the good news is that our country is doing very well! (Jin Ten)
On August 2nd, US President Donald Trump posted on social media: "In my opinion, today's jobs data was manipulated to embarrass Republicans and me - just like before and after the 2024 presidential election, they came up with three days of beautiful data, and then on November 15, 2024, just after the election, they were revised down significantly - it was a complete hoax." Mr. Too Late "Powell is not much better! But the good news is that our country is doing very well!"
US President Donald Trump's latest post on social media: "In my opinion, today's jobs data was manipulated to embarrass Republicans and me - just like before and after the 2024 presidential election, they first came up with three days of beautiful data, and then on November 15, 2024, just after the election, they were significantly revised down - it was a complete hoax. Mr. Too Late Powell is not much better! But the good news is that our country is doing very well!"
The dollar index rebounded modestly from a low level, but this trend may be difficult to continue under multiple suppression. Investment banks pointed out that the selling pressure from the weak non-farm performance was far stronger than the boost from the data exceeding expectations...
On May 3rd, the non-farm payroll report released on May 3rd showed that the new employment 177,000 in April, lower than the previous month but higher than expected, indicating that employment slowed but not as weak as the market worries; the unemployment rate remained stable at 4.2%, still at a high level. Average hourly earnings rose by 0.2% a month and 3.8% a year, wage growth slowed down, and inflationary pressures were moderate. FedWatch showed that the probability of interest rate cuts fell...
