Private employers in the US added 150,000 jobs last month, ADP said Wednesday. That was
Category: economy
There Are Still 8 Million Open Jobs In America
Job openings were higher on the last business day of May, key US macro data
Eurozone Services Inflation Refuses To Budge As ECB Looks On
Headline inflation in Europe resumed its downward trek in June while core price growth loitered
US Factory Activity ‘Frustratingly Weak’
US factory activity contracted a third month in June, the first of this week’s top-tier
Jobs, Politics And Fireworks
If you’re not into politics, it’ll be an arduous week. Headlines in the days ahead
Nothing Worse Than High Prices
Another month, another outsized revision on America’s marquee gauge of consumer sentiment. The final read
Two Fed Cuts Very Much In Play As Core Inflation Cools
As expected, the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation in the US moderated further in May,
With $2 Trillion Buffer Gone, Americans’ Spending Slows
When is the US government’s third try at estimating aggregate economic activity worth mentioning? That’s
Have US Jobless Claims Reached An Inflection Point?
After innumerable head fakes, it looks as though initial jobless claims in the US have
New Home Sales Plunge As US Housing Gridlock Continues
Sales of new US homes plunged in May, according to what I can confidently call
Americans Have An Anxiety Disorder
US consumer confidence slipped in June, as Americans continued to fret about the outlook despite
There’s Always The Park Bench
Guess what? US home prices are at record highs. Oh, you already knew that? I
Kolanovic, JPMorgan See ‘Ominous Signs’
“Ominous signs.” Marko Kolanovic sees them. It’s been a long 18 months for bears. I’d
US Inflation Update In Focus As Stocks Gun For More Records
It’ll be a fairly busy week on the US macro front. An update on the
Smash Burgers
Existing home sales held up better than expected last month in the US, but nevertheless
US Economy Stuns Again While Europe Falters
US economic activity picked up further in early June, preliminary PMIs released on Friday showed.
In US Housing, A Builders’ Strike?
You can argue with home builders all day about whether they’re correct to insist that
Continuing Claims May Prod Powell Into Rate Cuts
US jobless claims slipped in the week to June 15, Thursday’s update showed. Initial filers
Rate Cuts To Cool Inflation? Home Builders Say Yes
US home builder sentiment deteriorated to the worst levels of 2024 in June, according to
Rishi Gets 2%
Say congratulations to the UK: Inflation’s back to 2%. Headline CPI matched the Bank of
Solving The Mystery Of America’s Dueling Jobs Surveys
There are any number of burning questions one could pose vis-à-vis the US labor market,
Goldman’s Hatzius Sees Tipping Point For US Labor Market
Everyone was wrong except Goldman. Goldman and Chris Waller. That’s not exactly how Jan Hatzius
US Shoppers Balk At High Prices
Retail sales in the US rose less than expected last month, this week’s only top-tier
It’s (Still) Not Going Well In China
It’s not going well in China. Still. It’s still not going well in China. Beijing
Two Weeks In One
One way or another, this’ll be a two-day week for a lot of US market
Bad Vibes Continue In America Despite Record Stock Prices
US consumer moods deteriorated a third month in early June, the preliminary read on America’s
Fed Hawks Frozen As Producer Prices Fall, Jobless Claims Leap
There was more favorable inflation news out of the US on Thursday. 24 hours after
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