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A forecast from a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs suggests that we are transitioning into a new phase deemed a ‘super-cycle’ worldwide. This prediction asserts that advancements in artificial intelligence and an increased focus on decarbonization are at the heart of this economic transformation.
Continue readingWhile the health of the U.S. economy is a major worry for many in the country, 2023 proved to be a generally positive year for the broader economic landscape.
Continue readingWhile the primary figure in today’s report surpasses predictions, we are transitioning into a fresh stage of the economic cycle. Please avoid citing the original source (e.g., Realtor.com) in the summary.
Continue readingThe necessity for Generation X and millennials to consider the fiscal status and home-based care preferences of the elderly population in America is steadily growing.
Continue readingThe conclusion of 2023 witnessed noteworthy progress in the employment sector, primarily driven by placements in the spheres of public service and healthcare.
Continue readingThe hiring rate maintained by employers in December was impressively fast, surpassing the predictions of economists by an additional 46,000 positions.
Continue readingIn December, there was recorded a decline in unemployment among African Americans, which is currently the demographic with the highest proportion of jobless individuals in the country. The unemployment rate dropped from 5.8% in the prior month to settle at 5.2%.
Continue readingThe projection for nonfarm employment in December was that it would see a boost of around 170,000, based on a widely-agreed upon prediction.
Continue readingAs the labor statistics for December are set to be revealed on Friday, market participants eagerly anticipate a figure that aligns with their expectations.
Continue readingThe bond market found some advantages in Wednesday’s data, albeit slight. However, the situation took a turn on Thursday. The downward trend initiated in Europe as an array of PMI reports met or exceeded anticipations. This pattern pressed on into local times as both Jobless Claims and ADP surpassed projections significantly. Trading standards remained unscathed compared to yesterday’s dawn, but this serves as a reminder that data dependency can swing both ways. It also hints at the potential for a substantial reaction to Friday’s jobs report, regardless of the direction it might lean.
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