September 2015 Jobs Report
Live coverage as the September jobs report numbers are released.
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"It's a body blow" @DianeSwonk on missing estimates on weak jobs report (and August revisions lower)8:43 AM - 02 Oct 2015- Reply
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US economy rolling over with interest rates stuck at zero - yikes; Q3 earnings season will only reinforce that http://t.co/x0WFrcbr9x8:43 AM - 02 Oct 2015
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“I anticipate that it will likely be appropriate to raise the ... federal funds rate sometime later this year" - Janet Yellen, Sept 24, 20151:40 PM - 02 Oct 2015
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December fed funds now trading at 18 bp. Effective fed funds rate was 13 bp as of yesterday. So, y'know, still no chance.by David Gaffen via twitter 10/2/2015 12:40:04 PM -
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Not only did Sept. payroll miss, Aug and July revised LOWER.
Stock index futures down 0.8pct. 10-year yield at 1.94pct.8:36 AM - 02 Oct 2015- Reply
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Despite today's disappointing report, it marked the 5-year anniversary of the last time we lost jobs. http://t.co/F5e8cCCvLe
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U.S. economy adds 142,000 jobs in September, unemployment rate remains at 5.1 percent. LIVE: reut.rs/1LnJ3doby Reuters Live via twitter retweeted by davidgaffen 10/2/2015 12:38:12 PM -
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for the third try, here it is: http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CQUAhaHXAAAedgb.jpg
by David Gaffen via twitter 10/2/2015 12:38:02 PM -
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That's a nail in the coffin of the idea of an October rate cut. Employment growth has slowed a tad and there's no wage pressure. None. Nada.1:34 PM - 02 Oct 2015
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Only bright side appears to be a big drop in U-6 to 10 evenby Ben Berkowitz via twitter retweeted by davidgaffen 10/2/2015 12:34:38 PM -
Disappointing #jobs report. Reduces probability of an October @FederalReserve rate hike; and makes #markets wonder about US economic slowing8:33 AM - 02 Oct 2015
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And wow, wages: Average hourly earnings actually fell a penny last month. We've hit 5.1% unemployment, and there's no sign of wage growth.1:32 PM - 02 Oct 2015
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Two-year note yield down a ridiculous 10 basis points.by David Gaffen via twitter 10/2/2015 12:33:38 PM
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August is typically revised up by a lot. So this is a putrid jobs report.8:31 AM - 02 Oct 2015
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Weak US jobs report. 10-year yield tumbles below 2%. Looking like 2016 liftoff...1:32 PM - 02 Oct 2015
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US economy creates only 142k jobs in Sept. Expected 203k, previous month revised down. Unemployment rate steady at 5.1%, average earnings 0%1:30 PM - 02 Oct 2015
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Futures are down not because this reduces chance of a rate hike. It does. But we're kind of past that now...by David Gaffen via twitter 10/2/2015 12:31:26 PM
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Welcome to the most important economic event of the month that will give us exactly no clarity on whatever the Fed is paying attention to.by David Gaffen via twitter 10/2/2015 12:29:02 PM
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T minus 5 minutes...Here’s what to watch in the September jobs report http://t.co/ZAUW4FMeVM http://t.co/dGt3tsMjWR
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U.S rate outlook in focus as jobs data loomGains for European and Asia stocks capped a wild week for financial markets on Friday, before a key U.S. jobs report that may improve the chances of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates before year-end.
Concern about U.S. monetary policy and slowdown in emerging markets led by China has hit commodities markets and related stocks like Glencore and widened credit spreads this week following a summertime surge in volatility.
Russia's air strikes in Syria, its biggest Middle East intervention in decades, has so far failed to spook global markets beyond a rise in oil prices, however. Global equities are set to end the week flat.
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"The U.S. economy is alive and kicking."
-- Phil Lachowycz, an economist at Fathom Consulting in London. Read more at Reuters. -
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Dollar up as all eyes turn to U.S. jobs report* Dollar higher before closely watched U.S. jobs report
* Euro headed for worst run of weekly losses in eight months
* Investors grow more tolerant of risk]
LONDON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher on Friday, as investors eyed a U.S. employment report that may bolster expectations the Federal Reserve will raise U.S. interest rates this year for the first time in almost a decade.
The dollar fell sharply two weeks ago after the Fed once again kept rates at their historic lows. But it has since gained around 2.5 percent against a basket of major currencies, as Fed Chair Janet Yellen and other U.S. policymakers have kept alive the prospect of an increase later this year.
On Friday, the dollar index was up 0.2 percent on the day, in a subdued market before the U.S. non-farm payrolls numbers due at 1230 GMT. Economists expect employers added 203,000 jobs in September, according to a Reuters poll.
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Futures up ahead of September jobs data
ReutersU.S. stock index futures rose on Friday as investors await the crucial September jobs report that could help strengthen the case for the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates before the end of the year. -
Gold falls to 2-week low ahead of U.S. jobs data* Gold prices extend losses into sixth day
* Heading for biggest weekly drop in 7 months
* Coming up: U.S. nonfarm payrolls at 1230 GMT
* Platinum falls to lowest since December 2008
LONDON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Gold fell to two-week lows on Friday, heading for its biggest weekly loss since early March ahead of U.S. payrolls data which will be scrutinised for clues on the timing of an expected interest rate rise.
The Federal Reserve has tied the prospect of a rate hike to the strength of U.S. data. An increase would tend to weigh on gold, which benefits from ultra-low rates that cut the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
Hong Kong protests planned for mob-attack subway as bank warns of economic fallout
HONG KONG A major bank warned on Wednesday that weeks of protests in Hong Kong could hit the economies of the Chinese-ruled city and mainland China itself as demonstrators headed for a sit-in at the subway site of a mid-summer mob attack.
