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Initial Claims Drop To New Post-Covid Low Even As Total Benefits Recipients Rise To 4 Week High

Initial Claims Drop To New Post-Covid Low Even As Total Benefits Recipients Rise To 4 Week High
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Dollar Soars Ahead of Payrolls but Can the Rally Last?

Daily FX Market Roundup 06.03.2021 By Kathy Lien, Managing Director of FX Strategy for BK Asset Management The U.S. dollar traded sharply higher against all of the major currencies on Thursday with USD/JPY closing above 110 for the first time since April which is a sign that investors are positioning for a strong report. Last month’s jobs number was abysmal with U.S. companies adding only 266K new workers. Economists are looking for job growth to more than double in May but the problem is that other U.S. indicators favor a softer report. Although weekly jobless claims fell below 400K for the first time since the pandemic began and ADP reported a very strong increase in private payrolls, continuing claims ticked up and the acceleration in service sector activity was not accompanied by stronger job growth. Instead, the employment component of non-manufacturing ISM dropped to 55.3 from 58.8. Challenger reported more layoffs while consumer confidence declined according to both t

Dollar Soars after Powell Expresses Little Concern About Inflation and Rates

March 4, 2021 Daily FX Market Roundup 03.04.2021 By Kathy Lien, Managing Director of FX Strategy for BK Asset Management The U.S. dollar traded sharply higher against all of the major currencies after Federal Reserve Chairman Powell expressed little to no concern about the recent spike in yields. Ten year Treasury yields climbed 4%, closing in on one year high. Stocks crashed in response with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling more than -300 points. The spike in yields is bad for stocks because higher borrowing costs slows the recovery. The benchmark 30 year mortgage rate for example rose above 3% for the first time since July 2020. Interest rates are still very low but refinancing and demand for new homes will ease if mortgage rates continue to rise.

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