Friday, February 2, 2018

Google Alert - US.jobs

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Daily update February 2, 2018
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The January jobs report, however, is often a wild card. The government makes annual revisions to U.S. employment figures going back five years, and it refines its process for determining seasonal hires such as temps who work at retailers during the Christmas holidays. Although most economists predict ...
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Economists are generally bullish in their outlooks for 2018: Most expect the new U.S. tax cuts, a sturdier global economy and a healthy job market to support consumer and business spending and a steady if modest pace of hiring. On Friday, the government's jobs report for January will provide an early ...
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NEW YORK/LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Gold prices were nearly unchanged on Thursday as markets anticipated U.S. jobs data due at the end of the week for guidance on monetary policy for the remainder of the year. Spot gold shed 0.01 percent at $1,344.56 ounce by 1:36 p.m. EST (1836 GMT).
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Gold prices advanced as the US Dollar dropped, boosting the appeal of anti-fiat assets epitomized by the yellow metal. The move appeared to reflect precautionary de-risking ahead of the upcoming release of January's US jobs report. While an improvement is expected, it may be read as bolstering a ...
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Job creation across the construction industry also slowed - a blow to apprentices already reeling from the collapse of Carillion last month. ... has also reported a fall in TV customers - despite splashing out on live Ashes coverage (given England's performance, perhaps they should have spared us....).
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Feb 2 (Reuters) - Gold prices inched down early on Friday ahead of U.S. jobs data due later in the day as traders looked for guidance on the course of monetary policy for the remainder of the year. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold dipped 0.1 percent to $1,346.90 per ounce at 0109 GMT, and has fallen 0.1 ...
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Analysts and market participants will look to the January jobs report, which will be released on Friday, to shed light on familiar questions. The answers may be even more consequential given other developments in the U.S. and global economies. The first question is whether the U.S. economy can ...
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Disappointing earnings reports and a selloff in government bonds sent global stock markets lower Friday ahead of the U.S. monthly jobs report. The Stoxx Europe 600 was down 0.6% shortly after markets opened, echoing losses in Japan. Futures pointed to a 0.3% opening decline for the S&P 500 after ...
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Investors took heart from the yen's weakening against the dollar after a better than expected reading in Automatic Data Processing Inc.'s U.S. employment data for January, brokers said, adding that Wall Street's rebound also helped lift sentiment. The Tokyo market maintained strength in the afternoon, ...
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The US dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Thursday. The greenback has failed to gain traction in 2018 and is awaiting the first US jobs report of the year looking for a shot in the arm. The U.S. non farm payrolls (NFP) will be published on Friday, February 2, at 8:30 am EST. Economists are ...
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What to Expect From the US Jobs Report
Feb.01 -- Societe Generale Senior U.S. Economist Omair Sharif previews the U.S. jobs report. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."
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Big Picture Thoughts Ahead of US Jobs Report
Today's report: Big Picture Thoughts Ahead of US Jobs Report. As we get going on this final Friday of the week, the US Dollar has stabilised and is waiting for the next move, though the overall price action is still warning of further Dollar declines. The big event of the day comes in the form of the monthly ...
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Asian Shares Close Mixed Ahead Of US Jobs Report
CANBERA (Alliance News) - Asian stocks finished on a mixed note on Friday as rising bond yields and mixed earnings from top US companies helped induce some caution ahead of the closely watched US monthly jobs report for January, due later in the day. Chinese stocks reversed initial losses to end ...
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