MILAN – Hours 14:35. The markets recorded a slowdown in the US labor market, which has created 160 thousand jobs in April. The expectations of economists followed by Bloomberg indicated the creation of 200 thousand jobs and the final figure is the lowest for seven months; They were also revised down the numbers on the creation of new posts in previous months. Unchanged, the unemployment rate, which has a different statistical basis, at 5%, the level which is equivalent to “full employment.” Production decreased the rate of participation in the work fell to 62.8%, again below forecasts. Unique look over the forecast is the wage growth, at 2.5%.
It is important reliefs view to Federal Reserve , the US Central Bank that initiated the rise in interest rates in December 2015, but has slowed down as a result of the beginning of the year the financial turmoil and the worsening global economic conditions. Now, these numbers at work can be read with concern, especially if associated with the slowdown of the US GDP in the first quarter of the year. Some senior officials in Washington have re-opened the door to a possible rate hike in June, and yet, the markets, the possibility of an increase in the cost of money falls below 10%. In the left graph, the decline in the US unemployment rate. In the right one, the level of creating jobs, month by month
In the morning, as mentioned, the Asian Squares treated downward: the Tokyo Stock exchange , returned to trade after a few days of closure for holidays, lost 0.25%. China’s central bank has drained 220 billion yuan (33.85 billion US dollars) from the market, this week, in order to ensure the supply of stable currency. In Japan , the services PMI index stood at 49.3 points in April, down from 50 points in the previous month (the threshold that represents the separation between expansion and contraction of the economy).
in terms of raw materials, the oil to June Nymex marks a -0.97% to $ 43.89 a barrel. After US data, extends the ‘ Gold to $ 1,290 per ounce (+ 1.5%) as well as the American, whose ten-year yield fell to 1.71%.
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