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Nothing much on the economic calendar today, just some manufacturing and industrial data. Basically manufacturing came in relatively flat, while industrial production showed a modest increase on higher factory and mining output.
Lots of things on the economic calendar this morning…
We got some major private sector employment numbers this morning. They showed the private sector adding 63,000 jobs for the month – significantly ahead of the expected 48,000.
We got some major private sector employment numbers this morning. They showed the private sector adding 63,000 jobs for the month – significantly ahead of the expected 48,000.
The only thing on the economic calendar this morning was the usual weekly jobless claims. They showed a marginal increase from last week, coming in slightly ahead of expectations. Nothing major there.
We got some manufacturing data this morning, which showed continued slight growth that came in a bit ahead of expectations. But the biggest news is the escalating situation in the Middle East.
The only thing on the economic calendar this morning was the usual weekly jobless claims. They showed a marginal increase from last week, coming in slightly ahead of expectations. Nothing major there.
Nothing on the economic calendar today – just a bunch of Fed speeches. Let’s see how markets have been moving.
We got more consumer confidence data this morning and despite so much doom-and-gloom talk, it came in significantly stronger than expected. Let’s see how markets have been moving.
The latest data on the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge – the PCE index – came out this morning. The annual numbers came in at 3% annually – in line with expectations – but a clear sign that inflation is still trending very much above target.
The latest data on the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge – the PCE index – came out this morning. The annual numbers came in at 3% annually – in line with expectations – but a clear sign that inflation is still trending very much above target.
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