U.S. MARCH PAYROLLS RISE 98,000, JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 4.5%
Category: NFP
“We’ve Come Too Far, There’s Too Much To Lose!” Composure Key As World War III Beckons
If ever there were a time when the phrase “that escalated quickly” was appropriate, this
Goldman Previews NFP Friday
Don’t forget: tomorrow is jobs day.
Your Complete Visual Guide To A (Sort Of) Busy Week
For those who prefer a visual guide devoid of our editorializing.
Jobs, Minutes, Xi & The Juiceman: Your Full Week Ahead Preview
Welcome to the first quarter of the rest of your life. Q2 marks markets’ first
The First Week Of The Rest Of Your Life
Welcome to the first week of the rest of your life. By now you all
Friday Humor: “It Was Fake Then, But It’s Real Now”
Ummmm…. seriously?
“This Is Goldilocks Data”: Was The Jobs Number Just Right?
“This is Goldilocks data – just right for Fed to hike, but not enough to accelerate what is already priced in.”
Meanwhile, Over At The Propaganda Ministry: “Great Again,” “Sizzling”, “Jaw-Dropping”, “!”
Count the superlatives…
February Jobs Report Beats, AHE Misses
U.S. Jobless Rate Falls to 4.7% in Feb., Payrolls Rise 235K
Nonfarm payrolls forecast est. 200k, range 150k-275k from 89 economists surveyed
Nonfarm payrolls, net revisions, added 9k from prior two months
Participation rate 63% vs prior 62.9%
Avg. hourly earnings 0.2% m/m, est. 0.3%, prior 0.2%
Please Fasten Your Seat Belts, Jobs Report Ahead
So obviously it was a relatively quiet overnight session as the entire world focuses on
This Is The “Linchpin” For The Dollar
“Friday’s U.S. payrolls report might have little bearing on next week’s Federal Reserve decision, after top officials clearly indicated readiness to raise rates March 15. But…”
It’s The Big One! What To Make Of Friday’s All-Important Number
Listen, if you’ve lost the plot line don’t worry because everyone else has too. Just
Goldman Is Fired Up, Raises Forecast For Friday’s Big Number
“But even an in line payrolls report could drive volatility in stocks as it would make a rate hike at the upcoming meeting even more likely”…
Oxy, Jail To Blame For Lackluster Labor Force Participation Rate: Goldman
On Friday, I noted that Goldman wants to know why Trump voters are so damn
Goldman Wants To Know What Trump Voters Are So Damn Upset About
Obviously, large swaths of the American electorate (and this apparently applies to European voters as well)
“That’s A Pretty Big Conclusion To Make”: WSJ Questions Interpretation Of “Disappointing” Jobs Number
Investors and traders aren’t enamored with the January jobs number. And why should they be? After
Good Jobs, Bad Jobs
It’s like they’re micromanaging this thing by the hour…
The Mystery Of Friday’s “Somehow Disappointing” Jobs Number
I mean look, I get it. And I’m sure you do too. Hourly earnings missed and it looks like the 0.1% m/m growth was the lowest since last August. If you’re so inclined you can read into that something about consumer spending and consumer spending is three fourths of the economy. And on, and on. It’s not rocket science. But…
On Payrolls Friday, One Trader Asks: “Are You Feeling Lucky?”
Here we are on payrolls Friday after a week in which a lot of sh*t
January Payrolls Beat, Unemployment Ticks Higher
227K vs. 180K est.
Daily Kickstart (US Payrolls Awaited, China Tightens, BoJ Flouts Trump)
“Non-Farm Friday is no time to plead exhaustion,” Bloomberg’s Richard Breslow wrote earlier this morning
Goldman’s January NFP Preview
It was a busy week. The BoJ. The Fed. A blowout ADP report. The BoE.
Daily Kickstart (Nervous Markets Weigh Trump Muslim Ban Ahead Of Big Week)
One of the most important things to remember when trading markets (or when living life
“America First”: What Traders Will Be Watching Next Week
Ok, so it turns out that even if Congress is willing to suffer Donald Trump
Wall Street Reacts To “Mixed” Jobs Report
So this morning’s jobs data was, well, not very exciting. The headline print missed expectations
Dec. Jobs Data Misses, Unemployment Rate Ticks Higher, Wages Rise
Normally, you’d probably want to focus first and foremost on how markets respond. Especially rates
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