A ruling by China’s highest court has made it impossible for workers and their employers to waive social insurance contributions, raising the risk of a shock to the labor market https://t.co/CL9i56NRwZ ...

For years, America’s economy rewarded the footloose. But now, as the once rock-solid labour market softens, it is job-hoppers that are struggling https://t.co/fI6bP4TCHr ...

Australia’s annual wage growth remained elevated last quarter, underscoring a tight labor market and persistently weak productivity — a key challenge for the Reserve Bank as it seeks to rein in cost pressures https://t.co/sZId0nJrYN ...

The July inflation numbers show that tariffs are beginning to feed through to consumer prices, but not in an alarming or terrifying way. The consumer price index held steady in July. It was up 2.7% from a year ago, and it's about what economists had expected.Core prices, which strips out volatile food and energy items, that rose to 3.1%. It was a little bit higher than overall inflation. What we've seen over the past couple years is that inflation has been gradually coming down.And that was the case up unti ...

Let's talk about it all with Mike Cudsell. He is a senior portfolio manager at PIMCO. Mike, pleasure to get you on the show.The market, Visav, the CME, Fed funds, futures, etc. pricing in basically 100% chance of a rate cut at the September meeting. Are you at 100%. Yeah, thank thanks for having me, Brian, and and pleasure to be here.Um, we do think recalibration 2.0% know starts again in in September. Uh the Fed most likely, you know, resumes cutting rates. Um most likely 25 basis points.The data will will ...

Let's begin with this morning CPI data. Joining us this morning, Morgan Stanley, wealth management, chief economic strategist and global head of thematic and macro investing, Ellen Zener is here post9. E, it's great to have you back.>> We've been talking all morning long about the print red versus expectations versus the direction of travel and whether the latter is a little more worrisome. >> Uh, I don't think either is worrisome. I mean, in my view.Uh and look, it's been very difficult for the Fed to uh s ...

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Meanwhile, S&P NASDAQ coming off the best week since June, but can the momentum continue as we get set this week for CPI, PPI, retail sales, um, missish on Friday. Joining us here at Post9 this morning is Renaissance Macro head of economic research Neil Da. Neil, it's good to have you back.Welcome. Um, >> I've been reading some of your posts lately. They're they're usually accompanied by a comment saying, "Not great." >> What What specifically is not great.>> Well, I mean, I think most things outside of the ...

Canada’s labor market fell back to earth with a sharp drop in employment in July, putting a spotlight on the challenges the country’s job seekers continue to face https://t.co/NgdqWHV7AN ...

SHOW ME A CARFAX COM. >> THE NUMBER OF AMERICANS NOW RECEIVING UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS IS NOW AT ITS HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC, LABOR DEPARTMENT DATA SHOWS. JUST SHY OF 2 MILLION PEOPLE GETTING THOSE JOBLESS CHECKS.BUT PRESIDENT TRUMP IS STILL DENYING THAT LAST WEEK'S BAD JOBS NUMBERS WERE ACCURATE. SO TO BOLSTER HIS POINT, HE BROUGHT AN ECONOMIST FROM THE CONSERVATIVE HERITAGE FOUNDATION INTO THE OVAL OFFICE WITH LOTS OF CHARTS TO TALK NUMBERS WHAT THE WASHINGTON POST CALLS AN EIGHT MINUTE PE ...