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The big question for consumers is whether companies will over-react to the recession concerns and start trimming payrolls, a sharp pullback in hiring could have a direct impact on people's ability to keep spending, especially with today's high inflation. – George Ratiu	Found on CNN 1 year ago
If Alibaba and Tencent are cutting payrolls by 10-15 %, we can be pretty sure that many other internet platforms in and related to the tech sector are in a similar position of having to cut costs. – George Magnus	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Should Friday's payrolls report disappoint, it is down to a lack of supply of workers to fill the jobs available rather than any issue with demand. – James Knightley	Found on CNN 2 years ago
The (rand) is heading into overbought territory, but we are unlikely to have a significant correction before Friday’s U.S. payrolls and unemployment numbers. – Andre Cilliers	Found on Reuters 2 years ago
Our base case is that the FOMC will announce a taper in September if the August non?farm payrolls is strong, we anticipate the taper will be implemented in October or November, though the recent increase in Covid infections and deaths in parts of the U.S. may give Powell pause. – Joseph Capurso	Found on Reuters 2 years ago
We expect the FOMC to announce it will taper its monthly asset purchases in September if the August payrolls is strong, we judge a tapering announcement next month is not widely expected, so if the minutes show the FOMC discussed the possibility of announcing a taper as soon as September, we expect the dollar to jump. – Kim Mundy	Found on Reuters 2 years ago
The ADP employment report this morning (is a) big miss ... has people really locked in on tomorrow’s initial claims and then Friday’s non-farm payrolls report, to me that’s a big driver (of the market today). – Ross Mayfield	Found on Reuters 2 years ago
But given Friday’s nonfarm payrolls numbers, things are still really, really optimistic, and I think you’ll start to see that come through again as the week unfolds, conditions are right for equities to continue to push higher right across the globe. – Kyle Rodda	Found on Reuters 2 years ago
The jobs report had something for everyone, the payrolls number was above forecasts but wage increases were modest. So for those concerned about a significant pickup in inflation, this report didn't signal that. – Michael Arone	Found on CNN 2 years ago
We strongly believe the BLS' treatment of closing establishments is substantially biasing payrolls up, the BLS assumes that for every establishment in their sample that closes, a new establishment opens unobserved. The BLS then increases its estimate of new jobs in line with payroll growth at similar surviving establishments. – Robert Martin	Found on Reuters 4 years ago
A very cautious open this morning supported by a better than expected (non-farm payrolls), traders remain incredibly cautious about the dimmer global economic overhang. – Stephen Innes	Found on Reuters 4 years ago
Following strong U.S. payrolls data last week, we are in a sweet spot where the U.S. economy seems to be doing okay while the chances of a near-term Fed rate hikes are still relatively small, earnings in the U.S., Europe and Japan are not bad. So we may be seeing something of a 'Goldilocks' market globally. – Hirokazu Kabeya	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
The payrolls data puts markets on risk-on mode, making it difficult to buy the yen for now. – Yukio Ishizuki	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
The yen has clearly shocked a lot of people with its aggressive strength this past week, but whether or not the negative sentiment is overdone won't be clear until we see the U.S. non-farm payrolls figures. – Stefan Worrall	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
I think the strength of payrolls suggest the Fed will undoubtedly raise rates this year, likely in June, the Labor Department report suggests decent U.S. economic strength, and may provide a boost to corporate profits and riskier assets like equities. – David Carter	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We're in a holding pattern until Friday, when we get the payrolls number. – Jeff Kravetz	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We doubt that even a strong non-farm payrolls number will have the potential to alter the course, more importantly even, particularly for the fixed income market: The Fed seemingly is reacting to the equity market weakness, fearing the feed through into the real economy through a tightening in financial conditions. – Peter Schaffrik	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
None of the additional labor market items, such as hours worked or average hourly earnings, rose along with payrolls, that just doesn't make the Fed's equation work very quickly, which is jobs plus wage pressures equal inflation. – Jim Vogel	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Given that the FOMC will try to make its rate moves in 2016 ‘data dependent,’ the most economic important data for this week will likely be Friday’s monthly employment report for December, in which the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 5%, and monthly non-farm payrolls are expected ot have increased by 200,000. – Jack Mullen	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
The outcome of the meeting looks bearish – especially in the context of today's nonfarm payrolls report, which gives the Fed the green light to embark on its much-anticipated tightening cycle at this month's meeting, history suggests a stronger dollar amid rising interest rates will not be kind to the oil price. – Brennan Higgins	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
In fact with average hourly earnings on the rise and payrolls increasing more than expected, chances are the report will breathe new life into the dollar. – Kathy Lien	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Friday's U.S. retail sales report is important for the dollar but unless spending contracts sharply, it will not alter the market's expectations for Fed policy, in fact with average hourly earnings on the rise and payrolls increasing more than expected, chances are the report will breathe new life into the dollar. – Kathy Lien	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The most significant move we've seen in the last 24 hours are signs of weakness in the dollar - maybe the market is taking a pause after the big moves we had in the wake of (U.S.) non-farm payrolls, it's too early to say there has been a change in market sentiment ... But we have gone to some extreme levels and this retracement is normal. – Murat Toprak	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The key from the payrolls today is not only the print but also whether there is also a revision to last month’s weak number, and everyone is going to look whether we see below 5 percent (for overall unemployment rate). – Chris Wightman	Found on Reuters 8 years ago

The big question for consumers is whether companies will over-react to the recession concerns and start trimming payrolls, a sharp pullback in hiring could have a direct impact on people's ability to keep spending, especially with today's high inflation.

– George Ratiu

Found on CNN
1 year ago

If Alibaba and Tencent are cutting payrolls by 10-15 %, we can be pretty sure that many other internet platforms in and related to the tech sector are in a similar position of having to cut costs.

– George Magnus

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Should Friday's payrolls report disappoint, it is down to a lack of supply of workers to fill the jobs available rather than any issue with demand.

– James Knightley

Found on CNN
2 years ago

The (rand) is heading into overbought territory, but we are unlikely to have a significant correction before Friday’s U.S. payrolls and unemployment numbers.

– Andre Cilliers

Found on Reuters
2 years ago

Our base case is that the FOMC will announce a taper in September if the August non?farm payrolls is strong, we anticipate the taper will be implemented in October or November, though the recent increase in Covid infections and deaths in parts of the U.S. may give Powell pause.

– Joseph Capurso

Found on Reuters
2 years ago

We expect the FOMC to announce it will taper its monthly asset purchases in September if the August payrolls is strong, we judge a tapering announcement next month is not widely expected, so if the minutes show the FOMC discussed the possibility of announcing a taper as soon as September, we expect the dollar to jump.

– Kim Mundy

Found on Reuters
2 years ago

The ADP employment report this morning (is a) big miss ... has people really locked in on tomorrow’s initial claims and then Friday’s non-farm payrolls report, to me that’s a big driver (of the market today).

– Ross Mayfield

Found on Reuters
2 years ago

But given Friday’s nonfarm payrolls numbers, things are still really, really optimistic, and I think you’ll start to see that come through again as the week unfolds, conditions are right for equities to continue to push higher right across the globe.

– Kyle Rodda

Found on Reuters
2 years ago

The jobs report had something for everyone, the payrolls number was above forecasts but wage increases were modest. So for those concerned about a significant pickup in inflation, this report didn't signal that.

– Michael Arone

Found on CNN
2 years ago

We strongly believe the BLS' treatment of closing establishments is substantially biasing payrolls up, the BLS assumes that for every establishment in their sample that closes, a new establishment opens unobserved. The BLS then increases its estimate of new jobs in line with payroll growth at similar surviving establishments.

– Robert Martin

Found on Reuters
4 years ago

A very cautious open this morning supported by a better than expected (non-farm payrolls), traders remain incredibly cautious about the dimmer global economic overhang.

– Stephen Innes

Found on Reuters
4 years ago

Following strong U.S. payrolls data last week, we are in a sweet spot where the U.S. economy seems to be doing okay while the chances of a near-term Fed rate hikes are still relatively small, earnings in the U.S., Europe and Japan are not bad. So we may be seeing something of a 'Goldilocks' market globally.

– Hirokazu Kabeya

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

The payrolls data puts markets on risk-on mode, making it difficult to buy the yen for now.

– Yukio Ishizuki

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

The yen has clearly shocked a lot of people with its aggressive strength this past week, but whether or not the negative sentiment is overdone won't be clear until we see the U.S. non-farm payrolls figures.

– Stefan Worrall

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

I think the strength of payrolls suggest the Fed will undoubtedly raise rates this year, likely in June, the Labor Department report suggests decent U.S. economic strength, and may provide a boost to corporate profits and riskier assets like equities.

– David Carter

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We're in a holding pattern until Friday, when we get the payrolls number.

– Jeff Kravetz

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We doubt that even a strong non-farm payrolls number will have the potential to alter the course, more importantly even, particularly for the fixed income market: The Fed seemingly is reacting to the equity market weakness, fearing the feed through into the real economy through a tightening in financial conditions.

– Peter Schaffrik

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

None of the additional labor market items, such as hours worked or average hourly earnings, rose along with payrolls, that just doesn't make the Fed's equation work very quickly, which is jobs plus wage pressures equal inflation.

– Jim Vogel

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Given that the FOMC will try to make its rate moves in 2016 ‘data dependent,’ the most economic important data for this week will likely be Friday’s monthly employment report for December, in which the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 5%, and monthly non-farm payrolls are expected ot have increased by 200,000.

– Jack Mullen

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

The outcome of the meeting looks bearish – especially in the context of today's nonfarm payrolls report, which gives the Fed the green light to embark on its much-anticipated tightening cycle at this month's meeting, history suggests a stronger dollar amid rising interest rates will not be kind to the oil price.

– Brennan Higgins

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

In fact with average hourly earnings on the rise and payrolls increasing more than expected, chances are the report will breathe new life into the dollar.

– Kathy Lien

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Friday's U.S. retail sales report is important for the dollar but unless spending contracts sharply, it will not alter the market's expectations for Fed policy, in fact with average hourly earnings on the rise and payrolls increasing more than expected, chances are the report will breathe new life into the dollar.

– Kathy Lien

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The most significant move we've seen in the last 24 hours are signs of weakness in the dollar - maybe the market is taking a pause after the big moves we had in the wake of (U.S.) non-farm payrolls, it's too early to say there has been a change in market sentiment ... But we have gone to some extreme levels and this retracement is normal.

– Murat Toprak

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The key from the payrolls today is not only the print but also whether there is also a revision to last month’s weak number, and everyone is going to look whether we see below 5 percent (for overall unemployment rate).

– Chris Wightman

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

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