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After a closer look at the US non-farm payrolls report, I was sweating with shock as the data for the first two months was unexpectedly slashed by 0.11 million.
① The seasonally adjusted non-farm employment population in the United States increased by 0.206 million people in June, exceeding the market's expected 0.19 million people; ② The report revised the May data from 0.272 million people to 0.218 million people, and April from 0.165 million people to 0.108 million people.
How will the s&p 500 index perform in the upcoming special period?
Gelonghui, July 5th | The next few trading days will determine whether this year's stock market will continue to rise or stagnate. According to Bank of America's data, the first 10 trading days of July have always been the strongest period in the history of the S&P 500 index since 1928. Nevertheless, investors will still look for clues from economic and corporate profit data in the coming weeks as to when the Fed may begin to cut borrowing costs. Fed Chairman Powell will testify twice a year in Congress on Tuesday. The CPI data will be released on Thursday, and JPMorgan and Citigroup will release their financial reports on July 12.
"Trump 2.0" may be coming soon! Which major assets will "dance" and which will "lie flat"?
As traders assume that Trump's return to the White House is a basic market expectation, how should investors act?
US stock pre-market: the three major indices have mixed gains and losses, with large tech stocks generally rising, with Tesla, Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft all up more than 1%; China concept stocks fell across the board, with Xpeng down nearly 10% and NIO
The US stock market opened flat on Friday, and the three major stock indexes in the US will all record gains this week. The number of new non-farm jobs added in June in the United States fell sharply, and the unemployment rate unexpectedly climbed to 4.1%, reinforcing the reason for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts.
Fed's Williams: Progress on Inflation, Job Not Yet Done.
Williams pointed out during his activities in India that he "has confidence" that the Fed is on track to achieve its 2% inflation target.
Express News | US President Biden: Wage growth is faster than inflation, we still have more work to do.