Right, we are just a few seconds away from that August employment number. Rick Stanelli is standing by. He's been watching all of this as we get ready to go to this number.Rick, we're going to send it over to you. Wow. And the data is actually coming across the wires on time.Good job, BLS. Change in Knob Farm payrolls for the August job jobs report. 22,000 22,000.Interest rates started dropping long before this data was released. And last month, well, a subtle revision to 79,000. And if you look at the two- ...

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We do have the data and it is not good. 22,000 jobs created during the month of August. That is significantly lower than the 75,000 anticipated last month.73,000 revised up to 79,000 change in private payrolls. 38,000. Last month it was 83,000.The two month net payroll revision is another -21,000. We'll have to look and see what the breakdown on that is. But the unemployment rate, which is the thing the Fed is watching moves to 4.3% from 4.2%.The labor force participation rate ticks up to 62.3%. Manufacturi ...

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Labor Market Overview - US non-farm jobs增加仅 22,000，为 2021 年底以来最弱的月度增长之一 [1] - 失业率上升至 4.3%，接近四年高位 [1] - 市场此前预期增加 76,500 个就业岗位 [1]

Unemployment Rate - US unemployment rate remains at 4.3% [1] - The actual unemployment rate matches expectations [1] Market Sentiment - The report suggests a bullish outlook for markets [1]

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Let's get to Bloomberg's Michael McKee. Mike, what's the data showing us. Well, the JOLTS numbers come in a little bit lower than anticipated, which I suppose is good news in a way.It suggests maybe the unemployment rate isn't going to move as much 7,181,000 jobs openings. Now, this is for the month of July, not for the month of August. Friday, we get the August payrolls report last month, which would have been June four, JOLTS 7,437,000.So we have seen a decline, but it's still a fairly strong rate. This w ...

Market Overview & Growth Indicators - HSBC suggests remaining "risk on" for the final four months of the year, indicating a positive outlook on market risk [1] - The US is showing signs of growth reacceleration, particularly in high-frequency indicators like credit card spending and retail sales [2] - High-frequency indicators across labor, consumption, and manufacturing sectors are showing signs of pickup since late June/early July [3] - Expectations for the second half of the year (H2) are low, creating a low bar to surpass [4] Labor Market Analysis - Official labor market data is tricky due to a strong reversal in immigration flows, making it difficult to pinpoint the break-even payroll number [7] - A payroll number around 50,000-70,000 might be enough to keep the unemployment rate steady or even lower, given immigration flow reversals [7] - The focus is on the unemployment rate, which, if steady, suggests the labor market isn't in significant trouble [8][9] Investment Strategy - The rally is expected to broaden out beyond AI and tech, with more economically sensitive sectors starting to participate [5]

Market Volatility & Economic Data - The market may experience increased volatility if economic data significantly surprises to the upside or downside, especially given equity valuations predicated on substantial Fed easing [2] - Hedge funds' significant short positions on the VIX suggest a widespread expectation of continued complacency in the market [1] Interest Rate Expectations - The market has priced in approximately five rate cuts by the July meeting, while inflation uncertainty remains [2] - The market is heavily invested in expectations of a Fed rate cut in September, influenced by Jerome Powell's comments at Jackson Hole [4] - The likelihood of a 25 basis point cut in September, or even a potential 50 basis point cut, depends on the magnitude of the miss or beat in upcoming payrolls and labor market data [7] Labor Market Analysis - Last month's payrolls data indicated a more precarious labor market due to significant downward revisions [6] - The key labor market indicators this week, including the payrolls print, will guide the September cut and further decisions [7] - Consensus expects approximately 100,000 job gains in August, with focus on the unemployment rate, currently at 42% [9] - An increase in the unemployment rate to 44%, especially amid immigration restrictions, is a key gauge closely monitored by the Fed [10] - Given revisions, the ADP print may be a more accurate gauge than the BLS data, potentially shifting market attention [11]