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Softer than expected CPI and PPI readings reinforce the picture of a two-speed Chinese economy, with strong exports and factory output
US July non-farm payrolls -23K vs +80K expectedCanada July employment change +75.1K vs +15K expectedCanada and the US discussing tariff relief
The US labour market debate is divided. Ask consumers and they'll tell you hiring conditions are the worst since the mid-2010s
Comments from an unnamed US official via Reuters are weighing on oil:US actions will continue to be performance-based and tied to
Here's the map.Monday, August 10Berkshire Hathaway kicks off the week, and it's the purest macro statement on the calendar: the size
Oil +3 to 454Nat gas -3 to 124The US hasn't been able to bring on much oil production since Trump came
Bitcoin holds $65,000 after weak US jobs report and crypto bill delay: Is the breakout still alive?Bitcoin futures remain marginally constructive
One year inflation 3.6% vs 3.7%Three year inflation unchanged at 3.3%Five year inflation unchanged at 3.0%Current and expected personal finances improvedLabor
Comments from Barkin:Job data was very consistent wit ha sector in weak balanceJob data is more low hire, low fireThe jobs
The Globe & Mail is out with a somewhat optimistic report on the Canadian trade situation and, in turn, the Canadian
The US non-farm payrolls report pointed to an economy significantly worse than believed.The data showed the economy shedding 23K jobs in
Prior was +57K (revised to +20K)Two-month net revision -103KMay was +129KUnemployment rate 4.1% vs 4.2% expectedPrior unemployment rate 4.2%Unrounded unemployment 4.0900%
Prior month +18.2KUnemployment rate 6.4% vs 6.5% expectedPrior 6.5%Full-time employment +38.6K vs +0.6K priorPart-time employment +36.6K vs +17.5K priorParticipation rate 65.1%
Headlines:All eyes on the US jobs report nowWhat is the distribution of forecasts for the US NFP?Gold stays supported amid Middle
Rate hikes by year-endRBNZ: 50 bps (85% probability of rate hike at the next meeting)ECB: 33 bps (75% probability of rate hike at the next meeting)Fed: 32 bps
July's shockingly weak NFP report flipped September Fed odds toward a hold, but with Brent still above $80 and the Strait
Why weak payrolls broke the week’s stalemate, and why Hormuz, Saudi warnings and US-China tensions mean the move isn’t a simple
USD/JPY has recovered a third of last week's intervention-driven losses, but Friday's payrolls report sets up an asymmetric trade — a
Why gains across equities, yields, Gold, FX and oil all stalled at once as the promised Hormuz breakthrough failed to arrive
Gold's rebound has technical and macro confirmation behind it, but whether it extends toward 4,500 depends on three interlinked markets —
Weak US ADP employment data (44k, well below expectations) reinforced the market's already-building conviction that the Fed has room to hold
AUD/USD is rallying on improving risk sentiment and a softer Dollar, but the same falling oil prices driving that optimism are
Silver has returned above $60 as growing optimism over a Strait of Hormuz reopening pulls oil lower, reshapes Fed rate expectations,
Why Brent’s failure to break below $80 reveals lingering doubt about Bessent’s Hormuz optimism What’s happening: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said
GBP/CAD looks ready to resume its uptrend after rebounding from the 55-day EMA, but a sustained breakout depends on two separate
With markets already convinced the RBA is done hiking, tomorrow's New Zealand employment report matters less for whether the RBNZ turns
Why confirmed US-Japan intervention pushed Yen strength into the crosses instead of breaking USD/JPY below 155 What’s happening: Japan and the
Gold has barely moved despite dramatic swings in oil, Treasury yields, and the Dollar over the past month — because the
Washington and Tokyo abandoned decades of deliberate ambiguity by confirming their coordinated Yen intervention within hours, turning the confirmation itself into
The Dollar fell despite a hawkish Fed vote, rising yields, and rebounding oil — all bullish macro signals — as Japan's
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