- This topic has 8 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 4 years, 9 months ago by
.
- Posts
Strong report – I did notice Pres Trump tweeted out an hour or so earlier he was expecting a good report – he gets it early so became expected – he probably needs to keep that to himself till after the release 🙂
Fed’s Kashkari commenting on Jobs Report says Wage growth is slowly rising but would have expected better. He tends to play anything down that may hint at a rate hike.
May ISM manufacturing highest since march
58.7 vs 58.2 expected prior 57.3
#Employment 56.3 vs 54.2 prior
Prices paid 79.5 vs 79.3 prior
New orders 63.7 vs 61.2US construction spending best number since Jan 2016
US April construction spending +1.8% vs +0.8% expected, Prior -1.7%
[b]US April JOLTS Record for JOLTS job openings
– job openings 6698K vs 6350K expected
[/b]Highlights
Prior revised to 6633k from 6550K
Hires 5578K vs 5486K prior
Separations 5408K vs 5322K prior
Quits 3351K vs 3387K prior
Layoffs and discharges 1710K vs 1547K priorUS initial jobless claims 222K vs 220K expected, prior revised to 223K vs 221K
Continuing claims 1741K vs 1738K expected, prior revised to 1720K vs 1726K.
The 4-week MA 225.5K vs 222.75K last week
The largest increases in initial claims for the week ending May 26 were in New York (+1,628), Missouri (+1,125), Michigan (+1,023), Illinois (+917), and Tennessee (+748),
The largest decreases were in California (-3,999), Kentucky (-3,755), Pennsylvania (-1,511), Texas (-1,117), and Alabama (-837)
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.