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U.S. Treasury Yields Mixed as Data, Fed's Miran Speech Awaited
Barrons· 2026-01-08 07:47
U.S. Treasury yields were mixed in early trading. Yields on short- and medium-term notes fell, while they are little changed on maturities of 10 years and longer.Thursday's U.S. data will feature weekly jobless claims, ahead of the key December employment report on Friday. "Data-wise, the focus remains on the U.S. jobs market," ING's Michiel Tukker and Benjamin Schroeder said in a note. There is a scheduled speech from Federal Reserve governor Stephen Miran, an advocate of lower interest rates.The two-year ...
Don't bet on lots of hiring and new jobs in 2026 — or lots of layoffs, either
MarketWatch· 2025-12-20 14:00
The U.S. jobs market took a sharp turn for the worse in 2025, and it doesn't look like hiring will catch fire in the new year. ...
U.S. inflation was rising before the shutdown. Tardy CPI to show if prices have gotten worse.
MarketWatch· 2025-12-17 17:46
The U.S. jobs market isn't so hot, investors learned this week, but inflation is hotter than anyone would like. Just how much? ...
Is the economy losing jobs? The Fed's rate cut hints at bigger worries.
MarketWatch· 2025-12-12 18:26
Is the U.S. jobs market even worse than it looks? Most top officials at the Federal Reserve sure seem to think so. ...
The vital signs for the U.S. jobs market were already flickering before the employment report was delayed. Just how bad is it?
MarketWatch· 2025-10-01 12:19
Core Insights - The upcoming U.S. jobs report is expected to be delayed due to the government shutdown, which may limit its impact on market sentiment [1] - The report is anticipated to provide little positive news, potentially indicating a worsening labor market [1] Summary by Categories Labor Market - The critical jobs report could have indicated the state of the labor market, but its delay raises concerns about the availability of timely data for investors [1] - Investors were looking for insights into whether the labor market is deteriorating, which the report might have clarified [1]