It seems damn obvious that neither Jay Powell, Donald Trump, the 12 geniuses on the FOMC, nor any ot
It seems damn obvious that neither Jay Powell, Donald Trump, the 12 geniuses on the FOMC, nor any ot
Two weeks after we first warned readers to "Brace For Another Huge Negative Payrolls Revision, Green
Two weeks after we first warned readers to "Brace For Another Huge Negative Payrolls Revision, Green
Both the recent spike in inflation and the current decline in US jobs are, in a very significant way
Both the recent spike in inflation and the current decline in US jobs are, in a very significant way
Traders are leaving open the option that the Federal Reserve next week could cut its key interest rate by half a percentage point.
Traders are leaving open the option that the Federal Reserve next week could cut its key interest rate by half a percentage point.
One month after we reported that US consumers appeared tapped out following the first consecutive 2-
In the latest sign of trouble for the U.S. labor market, confidence in the ability to move from one job to another has hit a record low.
In the latest sign of trouble for the U.S. labor market, confidence in the ability to move from one job to another has hit a record low.
After sliding every month since April, short-term inflation expectations (inside a 1 year horizon) a
In terms of media strategy, the German government operates on Champions-League level. While the Chan
Jim Cramer offers a twist that challenges Wall Streets comfort zone.
Here's what could happen to interest rates next.
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 75,000 in August while the unemployment rate edged up tp 4.3%.
The deal was agreed in July after months of talks, with Washington and Tokyo continuing to haggle over details for weeks before finalizing the terms.
The deal was agreed in July after months of talks, with Washington and Tokyo continuing to haggle over details for weeks before finalizing the terms.
The Wall Street firm updated its unemployment forecast for August ahead of the September 5th BLS jobs report.
Jobs, hiring and unemployment numbers start to add up as market watchers weigh rate cut probabilities.