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Federal Reserve's Daly: We Should Focus On Better Inflation And Labor Data, But We Should Not Change Our Target
Tech-driven Finance Becomes A Drag On Employment As AI-related Layoffs Are No Longer Concealed
Nick Timiraos, Known As The 'Fed’s Megaphone': The U.S. Unemployment Rate In June Stood At 4.189%, The Lowest Level Since Last June's 4.140%
The Plunge In Oil Prices Is Just The Appetizer; The Employment Narrative Is Also Poised For A Revision
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) Fell To A Two-week Low Of 100.58 Following The Release Of The Nonfarm Payrolls Data
"Fed Mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos: Over The Past Six Months, The Private Sector Has Added An Average Of 88,000 Jobs Per Month, Marking The Fastest Pace In Two Years. Meanwhile, Total Employment Has Risen By An Average Of 92,000 Jobs Per Month Over The Same Period, The Strongest Growth Since Early 2025
Nick Timiraos, Often Dubbed The 'Fed's Megaphone': The U.S. Economy Added 57,000 Jobs In June, While Revised Data For May And April Combined Showed A Net Reduction Of 74,000 Jobs. The Unemployment Rate Edged Down Slightly To 4.2%. The Leisure And Hospitality Sector Shed 61,000 Jobs In June
The STOXX Europe 600 Index Rose Slightly After The Release Of US Non-farm Payroll Data, And Is Currently Up More Than 1%
U.S. Short-term Interest Rate Futures Rose Sharply After The Release Of The Nonfarm Payrolls Data, As Markets Reduced Their Bets On A Federal Reserve Rate Hike. The Market Has Now Fully Priced In A Fed Rate Increase In December, Having Previously Expected One In October
Non-US Dollar Currencies Generally Rose, With The British Pound (GBP/USD) Rising Nearly 50 Points In The Short Term, The US Dollar (USD/JPY) Falling Nearly 60 Points In The Short Term, And The Euro (EUR/USD) Rising Nearly 40 Points In The Short Term
[The US June Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Increased By 57,000, Compared To An Expected 110,000.] July 2nd: In June, The U.S. Added 57,000 Non-farm Payroll Jobs On A Seasonally Adjusted Basis, Lower Than The Expected 110,000. The Previous Value Was Revised From An Increase Of 172,000 Jobs To 129,000 Jobs
Following The Release Of The Non-farm Payrolls Data, Spot Gold Prices Surged, Reaching $4,120 Per Ounce, A 2.20% Increase For The Day
In June, U.S. Seasonally Adjusted Manufacturing Employment Increased By 3,000, In Line With Expectations; The Previous Reading Was Revised From 7,000 To -2,000
In June, U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls Increased By 57,000 After Seasonal Adjustment, Below The Expected 110,000. The Previous Reading Was Revised Down From 172,000 To 129,000
In June, U.S. Private Nonfarm Payrolls Increased By 49,000, Below The Expected 110,000; The Previous Reading Was Revised Down From 120,000 To 97,000
In June, U.S. Government Employment, Seasonally Adjusted, Increased By 8,000, While The Previous Reading Was Revised Down From 52,000 To 32,000
In June, The Average Weekly Hours Worked In The United States Were 34.3, In Line With Both The Forecast And The Previous Reading Of 34.3
As Of The Week Ending June 27, The U.S. Four-week Average Of Initial Jobless Claims Stood At 222,000, With The Previous Reading Revised From 224,250 To 224,500
As Of The Week Ending June 27, U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Totaled 215,000, Compared With Expectations Of 220,000; The Prior Reading Was Revised From 215,000 To 216,000
In June, The U.S. U6 Unemployment Rate Was 7.9%, Compared With An Expected 6.2% And A Previous Reading Of 8.10%
In June, The U.S. Labor Force Participation Rate Stood At 61.5%, Versus An Expected 61.80% And A Previous Reading Of 61.80%
U.S. Unemployment Rate In June Was 4.2%, Versus An Expected 4.30% And A Previous Reading Of 4.30%
As Of The Week Ending June 20, The Number Of Americans Filing For Continued Unemployment Benefits Stood At 1.814 Million, In Line With Expectations Of 1.810 Million. The Previous Reading Was Revised From 1.821 Million To 1.812 Million
The Bank Of China And The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Have Launched A Five-year Cross-border RMB Loan Project For Uzbekistan's Telecommunications Sector
Ahead Of The Non-farm Payrolls Release, Spot Gold Remained Relatively Stable At $4,069 Per Ounce, While The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) Stood At 101.15
Prior To The Release Of The Non-farm Payrolls Report, The Probability That The Federal Reserve Will Hold Interest Rates Steady In July Stands At 68.5%
An Explosion Has Been Reported In The Hajaz Region Of Damascus, Syria, And The Nature Of The Explosion Is Currently Under Investigation
Federal Reserve's Daly: We May Need To Be More Proactive In Dealing With Persistent Inflation
Federal Reserve's Daly: If The Situation In The Strait Of Hormuz Is Resolved, That Would Be A Good Thing. Lower Oil Prices Are Good News For Consumers And The Economy
The U.S. Unemployment Rate For June, Along With The Seasonally Adjusted Nonfarm Payroll Employment And Unemployment Rate For June, The Month-over-month And Year-over-year Changes In Average Hourly Earnings, And Last Week’s Initial Jobless Claims Data Will Be Released In Ten Minutes
The Wall Street Journal: Nonfarm Payrolls Expected To Rise By 115,000; Unemployment Rate Steady
Federal Reserve's Daly: We Cannot Make A Decision At This Time, Nor Can We Provide Misleading Forward Guidance On Interest Rates
Federal Reserve's Daly: There Is Also A Scenario In Which The Federal Reserve May Have To Continue Fighting Inflation
Federal Reserve's Daly: There Is Also A Scenario Where Economic Growth Cannot Be Sustained
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