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ISM Services Jump, Markets Dip Ahead of Jobs Report
by Mark Vickery
The past five months of job growth has deteriorated significantly from the previous five months.
New Jobless Claims 225K: Lukewarm Ahead of Friday's BLS Report
by Mark Vickery
Jobless Claims remain very well-behaved numbers overall, especially after mid-summer we were seeing 250K new claims, which helped foment a bit of fear in the labor market.
Busy Day of Econ Reports, Strikes and Global Strife
by Mark Vickery
With the attack of Iran on Israel earlier today, in addition to the dock strike across a large swath of the U.S., we saw more market-impacting news than we had even put on the calendar.
JOLTS, Manufacturing, Construction, Nike: A Full Day for the Market
by Mark Vickery
Manufacturing looks to continue progressing toward breakeven, while JOLTS data is expected to be mild. Plus Nike (NKE) earnings.
PCE In-Line, Income and Spending Lower in August
by Mark Vickery
"Soft landings" could only look moderately more "soft" than these PCE numbers this morning.
Jobless Claims 218K, Q2 GDP +3.0%, Durable Goods Unchanged
by Mark Vickery
A plethora of new economic data has hit the tape this morning, and none of it has caused an unraveling in the gains made so far.
Fresh Highs for Dow, S&P in Monday Trading
by Mark Vickery
"We would love to freeze both sides of the Fed's dual mandate right here," said Chicago Fed Chair Austan Goolsbee.
Fed Members Make Their Voices Heard This Week
by Mark Vickery
What may be most important to investors this week are the vast amounts of commentary coming from members of the Fed.
Feels Like the End, but It's Really the Beginning
by Mark Vickery
Aside from lowering interest rates to 4.75-5.00% this week, the Fed also signaled there are more cuts to come.
Coming Up Late-Summer Roses: Fed Rates, Jobless Claims and More
by Mark Vickery
Yesterday signaled a new era of bringing down interest rates in the continued effort to bring a "soft landing" to the economy.