January employment: Labor market looking good after revisions look back
The 143K rise in Nonfarm Payroll employment in January came in a little light of expectations, but upward revisions to recent ...
The financial sector's crucial role in a tri-pillar global framework
The financial sector, by leveraging a broad array of technological advancements, significantly enhances economic prosperity ...
China: Xi-Trump call cancelled, 10% tariff just ‘opening salvo’, Chinese stocks rallying
China likely knows that Trump may be more sensitive to how US stocks perform than tariffs on US trade. Xi-Trump call ...
US Dollar consolidates after upbeat NFP release
Expectations for the Nonfarm Payrolls data are for 170,000 new workers in the month compared to 256,000 in December. The ...
Key takeaways from the January Payrolls report
The January payrolls number was weaker than expected at 143k, vs a reading of 175k. However, to counteract the downside ...
Fed's Kashkari: Most important data today is the 4% unemployment rate
In an interview with CNBC on Friday, Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said that he would ...
'Red hot' US Payrolls report pushes back Fed cut to 'at least' summer
Today’s payrolls report suggests that the period of US economic exceptionalism is likely to continue for a little while yet. January job creation missed estimates, although this was more than offset ...
ECB’s estimates of neutral interest rates leave plenty of room for further rate cuts
For those hoping for real clarity about what’s next for the ECB, the long-awaited working paper will have been a disappointment. In short, the paper concludes that the neutral interest rate ranges ...