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In the Financial Papers:

 
Podcast Covers:
- Unemployment Rate Hits 5 Percent
- Will the Federal Reserve Worry More About Inflation or Growth?
- Can the US Dollar Get it Together?
- British Pound: [...]

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In the Financial Papers:

 
Podcast Covers:
- Consumer Spending Stronger than Expected in US, Canada and UK
- WSJ Reports Singapore’s Temasek Will Invest $5 Billion into Merrill Lynch
- President Bush Calls [...]

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Non-farm payrolls was such a disappointment! Not because it was weaker than the whisper number suggested by ADP but because the reaction in the market has been such a bore!!
USDJPY moved a whopping 5 pips and the max of the EURUSD reaction was about 25-30 pips.
Unfortunately the number was neither good nor [...]

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It has been an active trading week in the currency market and things are only expected to get even more interesting with tomorrow’s November non-farm payrolls report.
According to my full Employment Preview, the arguments are skewed heavily in favor of weak job growth causing everyone from traders to analysts to second guess their [...]

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According to the ADP employment report, US companies added 189k private sector jobs last month, which comes in stark contrast to the weaker payroll growth suggested by jobless claims and the employment component of service and manufacturing ISM. With an 189k ADP print, we are looking at the possibility of payrolls growth in excess [...]

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