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Will September 11 change everything? 🔍 All eyes are on the CPI report
The latest CPI report for August is scheduled for release on September 11, 2024, and is drawing significant attention from economists and investors. The September CPI report is expected to show a 0.2% month-over-month increase and a 3.2% year-over-year rise in core inflation.
Biggest market drop since March! 🧐 What triggered the sell-off and what’s next for the Fed?
The U.S. stock market experienced heightened volatility this week, driven by several significant events. From a disappointing U.S. jobs report for September 2024 to notable corporate news, here are the critical developments that impacted market movements.
The jobs report is out—Unemployment dips, but payrolls miss, What’s next for the Fed? 🤔
The latest jobs report presents mixed signals. On the downside, August payrolls increased by only 142,000, below the estimated 165,000, but still an improvement over July’s revised 89,000. Furthermore, job figures for the past four months have been revised down.
99,000 new jobs in August? That’s the weakest growth since 2021! Are we heading toward a recession? 🔍
The latest data from ADP reveals a significant slowdown in job growth, with U.S. businesses adding only 99,000 new jobs in August. This figure marks the smallest increase since 2021 and suggests a rapidly cooling labor market, which is likely to have broad economic implications.
Why September Could Be the Scariest Month for Traders Yet! 😱
September has historically been a challenging month for traders, and 2024 could be even more volatile due to uncertainties surrounding the Federal Reserve's anticipated interest-rate cuts. Traditionally, September has been a month of losses for bonds, stocks, and gold, as traders reassess portfolios after summer.
Are the jobs numbers even real anymore? 😳 Investors are losing trust in the BLS, and here’s why…
The upcoming U.S. Jobs Report, set for release on Friday, September 6, 2024, will provide crucial insights into the state of the labor market. Economists are forecasting the addition of 163,000 nonfarm payroll jobs for August, a notable increase from the 114,000 jobs added in July.
