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- EventsTrader commented 29 hr ago
Can't make sense of a dollar sell off on this data. NFP bounce back, along with a higher than expected reading in wages. Notables: Health Care: Added 54K jobs, driven by gains in ambulatory health ...
- EventsTrader commented Nov 18, 2024
Current probability is about 60/40 towards a 25 bps rate cut. There's some room for USD volatility in either direction as the market further prices in the rate cut, or prices it out. The Fed's rate cut could be a Christmas present to the stock ...
- EventsTrader commented Nov 13, 2024
Oh for sure. I don't think this fits the dovish Fed narrative.
- EventsTrader commented Nov 13, 2024
Dud. In line with expectations. Used Cars and Trucks increased 2.7%, rebounding from a 0.3% rise in September. Electricity rose 1.2%, following minor fluctuations in previous ...
- EventsTrader commented Nov 1, 2024
Civilian Labor Force declined by -220K, indicating a reduction in labor participation. I've never been a big believer in the unemployment rate because of how they exclude so much of the population that maybe should be included. Individuals who ...
- EventsTrader commented Nov 1, 2024
Temp jobs always go before full time employees. That weakness carries weight.
- EventsTrader commented Nov 1, 2024
Big miss! An uptick in avg hourly earnings but prior revised down. The story of this release could be the downward revisions in NFP and the decline in temp jobs. Notables: Government Employment added 40K, driven by gains ...
- EventsTrader commented Oct 4, 2024
It's unrealistic to expect a Yes or No answer. If I had to answer it'd be that they should at least slow down the rate at which they are cutting. If inflation starts to come back there will be egg on a lot of faces. Goolsbee was speaking today and ...
- EventsTrader commented Oct 4, 2024
You take out government and social services the labor market still added 186K which was still above the 147K forecast. The manufacturing sector continues to bleed. But there wasn't any major weakness in any one sector. Where the weakness is in this ...
- EventsTrader commented Oct 4, 2024
Last month's Avg Hourly Earnings revised higher too.
- EventsTrader commented Oct 4, 2024
. Fed might be in trouble. They're cutting rates into a tight labor market but justifying the 50 bps rate cut pointing to a weak labor market. Not much weakness in this report at all. Food ...
- EventsTrader commented Oct 3, 2024
Very strong report with inflation pressures persisting. Notables: Business Activity Index (59.9%) increased by 6.6%, showing a strong surge in service sector activity. This marks the third consecutive month ...
- EventsTrader commented Oct 1, 2024
Prices paid This easing of price pressures is a positive sign for manufacturers, as it reduces the inflationary burden on their production costs, but it also reflects weakening ...
- EventsTrader commented Oct 1, 2024
Stronger than expected. Job openings increased notably in construction, up 138K and state and local government excluding education up by 78K. Total ...
- EventsTrader replied Sep 19, 2024
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- EventsTrader commented Sep 18, 2024
Very opposite from everything I've ever read in any of his books. The China bull!
- EventsTrader replied Sep 18, 2024
Save this link! url It's the FedWatch tool from CME and will tell you the probabilities for upcoming Fed rate decision. Currently at 65% for 50 bps. image
- EventsTrader replied Sep 17, 2024
FOMC Meeting - September Preview US Federal Funds Rate US FOMC Economic Projections US FOMC Statement US FOMC Press Conference Forecasts and expectations The Fed is widely expected to begin cutting rates at this meeting, however, the size of the cut ...
- EventsTrader commented Sep 17, 2024
Generally mixed. Total retail and food services sales were up 2.1% from August 2023, with strong growth driven by nonstore retailers 1.7% m/m (7.8% y/y) and food services flat m/m, but 2.7% y/y. ...
- EventsTrader commented Sep 11, 2024
CPI m/m to three decimals came in at 0.187%. Core CPI m/m to three decimals came in at 0.281%.