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Trump Posts Jobs Data Early, Prompting White House Review

Originally Published 2 days ago — by Business Insider

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Donald Trump posted an unreleased jobs report chart on Truth Social, which the White House called an inadvertent disclosure, prompting reviews of data release protocols. The incident drew criticism, with some suggesting it was an attempt to distract from economic issues, and is reminiscent of a similar episode during Trump's first term.

Trump Posts Early Jobs Data, Prompting White House Review

Originally Published 2 days ago — by CNBC

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President Donald Trump inadvertently revealed some of Friday's jobs data early through a social media post, violating federal policy on statistical releases. The post indicated private sector job growth for 2025 and provided a preliminary look at December's employment figures, which slightly exceeded economist estimates and boosted market confidence. The White House acknowledged the accidental disclosure and is reviewing protocols, while emphasizing the positive economic impact of Trump's policies.

Trump Leaks Jobs Data on Social Media Before Official Release

Originally Published 2 days ago — by Bloomberg.com

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President Donald Trump posted a chart on social media with December employment figures before their official release, partially revealing pre-released data and raising concerns about protocol breaches and market influence. The White House acknowledged the inadvertent disclosure, prompting a review of release protocols, amid broader issues of data trust and politicization.

Dollar Weakens Amid Mixed Economic Data and Fed Outlook

Originally Published 26 days ago — by CNBC

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The US dollar declined to a two-month low after stronger-than-expected jobs growth data, which may influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. Meanwhile, other major currencies like the euro and sterling gained, supported by regional economic data and central bank expectations. Cryptocurrency markets showed mixed movements, with Bitcoin rising and Ether falling.

Dow and S&P Gain After Weak Jobs Data

Originally Published 1 month ago — by Seeking Alpha

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U.S. stocks rose despite lower-than-expected private sector jobs data, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 gaining modestly, while Microsoft shares declined temporarily. The jobs report showed a decline in employment, especially among small businesses, but larger firms added jobs, indicating a mixed labor market. Other economic indicators like PMI and ISM services index showed slight variations, and Bitcoin continued its recovery. Bond yields fell slightly, and major companies like Salesforce and Snowflake are set to report earnings.

Market Outlook: Key Jobs Data and Major Movers in Focus

Originally Published 3 months ago — by CNBC

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U.S. stock futures are stable as investors await key jobs data, with market concerns centered on AI valuations and labor market conditions. Intel shares rose after reports of seeking investment from Apple, amid ongoing industry discussions and recent market declines influenced by AI sector volatility and economic indicators like jobless claims and Fed policy comments.

Former BLS Chief Warns Against Politicizing Economic Data After Firing

Originally Published 3 months ago — by Bloomberg.com

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Erika McEntarfer, former BLS commissioner, was unexpectedly fired after reporting weak jobs data, raising concerns about political influence on economic statistics and the independence of the BLS. Her dismissal followed her comments on revisions to employment figures, which President Trump claimed were manipulated, though experts say revisions are routine. McEntarfer criticized the move as a threat to economic stability and the integrity of official data.

Options Traders Seek Volatility Beyond Fed, Focus on Jobs Data

Originally Published 3 months ago — by Bloomberg.com

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Options traders are focusing on upcoming US jobs data and Fed rate decisions, with expectations of limited immediate volatility despite significant events like the Fed meeting and options expiry, as market participants await employment figures for clues on future rate cuts and market direction.

Labor Department Investigates BLS Data Collection Amid Political and Oversight Scrutiny

Originally Published 4 months ago — by CNBC

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The Labor Department's Office of Inspector General has launched an investigation into how the Bureau of Labor Statistics collects and reports jobs and inflation data, amid concerns over recent data revisions and political influence, especially following the firing of BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer by President Trump.