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finance6 days ago

S&P 500 and Dow Reach Record Highs Amid Strong Jobs Data

The S&P 500 reached a new intraday high on Friday, supported by a mixed jobs report showing 50,000 new jobs in December and a slight decrease in the unemployment rate to 4.4%. Major indices are on track for a weekly gain, with the market reacting positively to economic stability and government actions like Trump's mortgage bond purchase plan. Several stocks hit 52-week highs, and the market opened in the green, reflecting investor optimism amid ongoing economic and political developments.

economy1 month ago

US Economic Data and Market Trends to Watch This Week

Investors will have to wait until the new year for clearer data on the US economy due to delays caused by the government shutdown, which affected key reports on jobs and inflation. Analysts warn that the upcoming data may be distorted and provide limited clarity, complicating the Federal Reserve's decision-making on interest rate adjustments amid economic uncertainty.

economy2 months ago

Government Shutdown Delays Jobs Data, Signaling Economic Cooling

The ongoing government shutdown has prevented the release of the official October jobs report, but alternative data suggests the U.S. labor market is experiencing a slowdown with reduced hiring and increased layoffs, though not indicating a recession. Small businesses are particularly cautious, and while some indicators show signs of weakness, overall employment remains relatively stable, influencing Federal Reserve considerations on interest rate policies.

business2 months ago

US Private Sector Jobs Increase by 42,000 in October, Surpassing Expectations

In October, private companies in the U.S. added only 42,000 jobs, indicating continued labor market tightness amid a government shutdown that has delayed official employment data. The ADP report shows modest job growth, with notable declines in leisure and hospitality, and highlights concerns about small business employment and consumer resilience. Major companies are also reducing jobs, and the lack of official data complicates economic assessment.