Non-farm Payrolls Data Disappoints Non-farm payroll data was weaker than expected at 130,000 new jobs, missing forecasts in the 160,000–180,000 range. The consensus culprit is no surprise, the lingering trade war with China. The bad news was partially tempered by the unemployment reading, which was unchanged at 3.7%. In a…
Jobs Data Released July Non-farm payrolls came in as expected at 164,000 jobs, a number that represents a slowing pace versus June’s 224,000. The unemployment report printed at 3.7%, remaining at near 50-year lows. The underlying details of household employment were robust, registering 283,000, and the participation rate ticked up…
The first reading of Q2 Non-farm payrolls surpassed even the most bullish forecasts, registering overall job gains of 263K. In addition to the expected kicker from census worker hires, private private payrolls also added 263K workers, well above the Bloomberg consensus of 188K. With the exception of retail, which shed…
Q1 Non-farm Up, Factory Orders Up, Durable Goods as Forecast
Private Payrolls Up, Non-Farm and Fed Announcement Upcoming
U.S. Added 196k Jobs In March Vs 180k Expected, Feb Numbers Were A Fluke.
Job Creation Misses Big…Is It A Fluke? Wages And Other Indicators Up.