The U.S. non-farm payroll didn’t impress the market and fell, yet again, of market expectations with 156K jobs in September: The ADP estimated a gain of 154K jobs while the market expect a gain of 172K. The growth in wages,…
The recent recovery of oil prices following the possible deal by OPEC has also helped pushed up the risk currencies including the loonie and the Aussie. But this week the market’s attention will move back to the U.S. and the…
The U.S. non-farm payroll fell short of market expectations with 151K jobs in August: The ADP estimated a gain of 177K jobs while the market expect a gain of 180K. The growth in wages, was also lower than expected as…
The talks over a possible rate hike in the past week have also helped pull up the USD and bring down commodities prices. And this week’s NFP report will play a key role in moving market expectations regarding a possible…
The U.S. non-farm payroll beat, yet again, market expectations as 255K jobs in July: The ADP estimated a gain of 179K jobs and the market expect an increase of 180K. The growth in wages, was also higher than expected as…
The Fed and the BOJ didn’t deliver last week as they neither move nor even hint of any prospects of a substantial change to their respective monetary policies. But now all eyes will shift back to the UK as the…
The U.S. non-farm payroll finally showed strong headline numbers as there was an increase of 287K jobs in June – the highest level since October of last year 2010 and above market estimates: The ADP estimated a gain of 172K…
The U.S. non-farm payroll disappointed again with a gain of only 38K jobs in May – the lowest level since September 2010 and way off market estimates: The ADP estimated a gain of 173K jobs and the market expect a…
The U.S. non-farm payroll presented a gain of only 160K jobs in April compared to the ADP’s anticipated increase of 156K jobs and market expectations of 203K. The growth in wages picked up again to 2.5% as wages increased by…
The bullion market rode again on the coattails of the weaker USD – as it devaluated mostly against the Yen and Euro – following the FOMC’s statement, which was mostly positive about the U.S. economy but didn’t offer any hints…