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Jun Mimura, Finance Minister Of Japan's Ministry Of Finance: We Maintain Close Ties With The United States Regarding Foreign Exchange
Reuters Survey: 33 Out Of 30 Economists Expect The Reserve Bank Of Australia To Raise The Cash Rate To 4.35% On May 5. More Than One-third Of Economists Anticipate That The Reserve Bank Of Australia Will Increase Interest Rates To 4.60% Or Higher This Year (no Economist Predicted This In The March Survey)
Japanese Finance Ministry Vice Finance Minister Jun Mimura: No Comment On Foreign Exchange Intervention
Tokyo's Core Inflation Rate Has Remained Below The Bank Of Japan's Target Level For The Third Consecutive Month
South Korea's Preliminary April Trade Balance Came In At US$23.77 Billion, Versus An Expected US$23.0 Billion; The Previous Reading Was Revised Upward From US$25.737 Billion To US$26.239 Billion
South Korea's April Export Year-on-Year Growth Rate Was 48%, Versus An Expected 45.3% And A Previous Reading Revised From 48.30% To 49.20%
South Korea's April Import Year-on-Year Rate Was 16.7%, Versus An Expected 14.5% And A Previous Reading Of 13.20%
Local Officials Said A New Round Of Drone Attacks By Ukraine On The Russian Black Sea Port Of Tuapse Triggered A Fire At The Dock
Apple (AAPL.O) CFO: The Company Is Applying For Tariff Refunds "through Normal Procedures" And Will Reinvest Any Recovered Amounts In Its Advanced Manufacturing Projects In The United States
According To The Iranian Students' News Agency, A Spokesperson For The Iranian Foreign Ministry Stated That It Is Unrealistic To Expect Quick Results In Negotiations With The United States
As Of The Week Ending April 24, Foreign Central Banks Held $6.679 Billion In U.S. Treasury Securities, Compared With The Previous Reading Of $23.057 Billion
U.S. Trade Representative: The United States And The United Kingdom Have Decided That The United States Will Allow British-made Whisky To Enjoy Preferential Tariff Treatment
Israel Has Urgently Provided The United Arab Emirates With Laser Systems To Help It Defend Against Iranian Missiles
Meta Platforms (META.O) Informed Employees During An Internal Meeting That Further Layoffs Could Not Be Ruled Out

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There were plenty of good details to report in today's jobs report: the unexpected surge in monthly jobs (which came almost above the top of the forecast range), the drop in unemployment, the moderation in hourly earnings, the continued loss of federal workers, the jump in full-time jobs and the drop in part-time jobs.
There were plenty of good details to report in today's jobs report: the unexpected surge in monthly jobs (which came almost above the top of the forecast range), the drop in unemployment, the moderation in hourly earnings, the continued loss of federal workers, the jump in full-time jobs and the drop in part-time jobs.
There were also several not so good aspects: first and foremost, the narrow breadth in hiring, with most job growth in June the result of Education and Health services (+51K), and Government (+73), which are government, or government-linked, sectors.
As Soutbay Research put it, the June Payrolls were derived from two sources: Healthcare (+59K) and Public Schools (+64K).
On the other end, private sector payrolls were soft: excluding healthcare, Southbay says to expect the Private Sector to be flat or possibly negative.
Meanwhile, even though it was not yet captured by the jobs report, there has been plenty of firing, with the best examples being Intel and Microsoft just announcing a combined 18K in layoffs.
As SouthBay concludes, "only another Hail Mary Seasonal Adjustment can prevent a negative print."
Another less then stellar aspect of today's report is that the number of multiple job holders actually soared by 282K, one of the biggest monthly increases on record, and one which pushed the total just shy of a new all time high.
But while no jobs report is without blemishes, the positives far outweighed the negatives, maybe not so much quantitatively then certainly qualitatively, because as we noted earlier, the most important metric of today's jobs report is arguably what got Trump elected in the first place.
Recall back in January 2024 we first asked how is it not the biggest political talking point that since 2019, the US had only added foreign-born workers (which as we subsequently showed were primarily illegal aliens) while native workers remained flat or declined.
Less than a year later, illegal immigration in general, and its impact on the labor market indeed had become the biggest political talking point and one which one can argue got Trump elected.
So in retrospect, we can report today that Trump has certainly been working hard to resolve the situation and according to today's job report, the number of native-born workers has taken a decisive step higher, rising to a new all time high while foreign-born workers have been plunging ever since the election.
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Extending the observation window since the start of Trump's admin (i.e., since March which covers the end of the first full month of the Trump admin), we find an even more impressive result: the number of native born workers has surged by 1.5 million while foreign-born (primarily illegals) have tumbled by 1 million.
So while one can certainly find warts in the broader jobs report - and with the economy 5 years into its post-covid expansion there better be weaknesses - the one thing that matters more than anything to most Americans, not having to compete with illegal aliens for jobs which not only pushes demand higher but also wages, is one where Trump can certainly say mission accomplished, for now.
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