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Dow Drops 400 Points as US Jobs Report Misses Expectations, Rate Cut Bets Waver | Daily Market Analysis
Key events: Japan - GDP (QoQ) (Q2) The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 400 points on Friday after the US nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report fell short of expectations, along with a downward revision to previous data. The uneven job growth added to the signals of a slowing US economy, but not to the extent that would strengthen expectations for a double rate cut from the Federal Reserve later this month.
US Stocks Stabilize Amid Economic Concerns; Global Currencies and Commodities React to Mixed Data | Daily Market Analysis
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Non-Farm Payrolls 03.09.2021
Powell took a hawkish line when he spoke in Jackson Hole last week but avoided specifics to preserve his room for maneuver. The Fed chief said that the QE rollback could start this year, which the markets were quick to take into account as a credible event. The question is when the announcement will be made - in September or near the end of the year. The September Fed policy shift will likely require a strong positive surprise in the NFP report for August.
Non-Farm Payrolls
On July 2, the U.S. Department of Labor will release its June jobs report. It is expected that hiring will accelerate, and the unemployment rate will fall, which will help alleviate some of the recent labor shortages.