NOVEMBER’S JOBS DATA AT 8:30
Led by the “reopening stocks” equities advanced following the biggest back to back selloff since October 2020. Volatility has gripped the ...
Led by the “reopening stocks” equities advanced following the biggest back to back selloff since October 2020. Volatility has gripped the ...
Equities slumped after FRB Chair Powell suggested curbing bond purchases faster than expected. It is now forecasted the Fed would ...
October’s labor report surprised on the upside. Both non-farm and private sector payrolls exceeded expectations, average hourly met expectations as did ...
The October Employment report is released at 8:30. Analysts are expecting a 450,000 and 420,000 increase in non-farm and private sector payrolls, respectively, a ...
Wow! What a week! The election outcome in New Jersey and Virginia was not expected. Volumes have already been written about the...
Yesterday was the inverse of the preceding day. Value out performed growth perhaps the result of consumer confidence data and the greatest jump in housing prices in more than...
The growth in May’s nonfarm and private sector payrolls was again disappointing, the result of supply constraints. Revisions in April data was insignificant hence supporting the ...
Non-farm payrolls rose by 1.763 million vs. the consensus view of 1.5 million. Private sector jobs rose by 1.462 million vs. the 1.2 million estimate. Prior month revisions were ...
The WHO reported Friday the number of new coronavirus cases declined for the second consecutive day. Equites however ignored that factoid and sold off Friday on virus fears. ...
In my view the August labor report indicated more strength than weakness. Commenting about the perceived weakness, private sector and non farm payroll growth did nominally disappoint, posting a 130k and 96k increase, the gains were still considerably higher than the 100,000 new jobs...