US BEA LIGHT TRUCK SALES 13.8 MLN IN JUNE VS 13.4 MLN IN MAY; 13.2 MLN IN JUNE 2025
US BEA LIGHT TRUCK SALES 13.8 MLN IN JUNE VS 13.4 MLN IN MAY; 13.2 MLN IN JUNE 2025
US BEA LIGHT TRUCK SALES 13.8 MLN IN JUNE VS 13.4 MLN IN MAY; 13.2 MLN IN JUNE 2025
US BEA PASSENGER CAR SALES 2.7 MLN IN JUNE VS 2.7 MLN IN MAY; 2.7 MLN IN JUNE 2025
US BEA TOTAL MOTOR VEHICLES SALES 16.5 MLN IN JUNE VS 16.1 MLN IN MAY; 15.8 MLN IN JUNE 2025
US FACTORY ORDERS: NONDURABLE GOODS ORDERS +2.2% IN MAY FROM APRIL
US FACTORY ORDERS EX-TRANSPORTATION +1.9% IN MAY FROM APRIL
US FACTORY ORDERS: DURABLE GOODS ORDERS REPORTED -4.5% IN MAY FROM APRIL, UNREVISED FROM -4.5% IN ADVANCE DURABLE GOODS REPORT
US FACTORY ORDERS +5.3% IN APRIL FROM MARCH (REVISED FROM +4.8% PREVIOUSLY REPORTED)
US FACTORY ORDERS -1.3% IN MAY FROM APRIL (VS. -2.0% MARKETS EXPECTED)
By Karen Brettell and Harry RobertsonThe dollar fell sharply on Thursday after the closely watched June employment report showed U.S. employers added far fewer jobs than expected, while the Japanese yen surged as traders braced for possible intervention by Japanese authorities.Employers added 57,00…
The June jobs report changes the labor-market story, says Sung Won Sohn, Chief Economist at SS Economics. "The economy is not shedding jobs in a recessionary way, but the hiring engine is sputtering. Payroll growth is slower, revisions are negative, labor-force participation has fallen, leisure and…
U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in June and data for the prior month was revised lower, but the unemployment rate fell to 4.2%, pointing to continued labor market stability.Nonfarm payrolls increased by 57,000 jobs last month after a downwardly revised 129,000 rise in May, the Labor Depar…
The US dollar index declined to 100.8 following a softer-than-anticipated employment report that led investors to scale back expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate increases this year.Nonfarm payrolls expanded by a meager 57K in June, compounded by downward revisions to hiring data from Apr…
U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in June and data for the prior month was revised lower, but the unemployment rate fell to 4.2%, pointing to continued labor market stability.Nonfarm payrolls increased by 57,000 jobs last month after a downwardly revised 129,000 rise in May, the Labor Depar…
Treasury yields and the dollar slide as the U.S. economy creates fewer jobs than expected in June. The BLS reports jobs growth at 57,000, lower than WSJ consensus of 115,000. May's figure is revised down to 129,000 from 172,000, and April's to 148,000 from 179,000. June's unemployment rate ticks lo…
By Karen BrettellThe dollar tumbled on Thursday after the closely watched employment report for June showed that employers added fewer jobs than economists had expected last month, while the Japanese yen gained sharply as traders braced for possible intervention from Japanese authorities.Employers…
US INITIAL CLAIMS FOR JOBLESS BENEFITS: UNADJUSTED WKLY INITIAL CLAIMS 213,350, +5,545; UNADJUSTED INSURED UNEMP RATE TWO WKS AGO 1.1%, UNCHANGED
MORE U.S. JUNE JOBS: FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES UNCHANGED M/M, INFORMATION -9K
MORE U.S. JUNE JOBS: HEALTHCARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE +46.6K M/M
MORE U.S. JUNE JOBS: LEISURE & HOSPITALITY -61K M/M
MORE U.S. JUNE JOBS: RETAIL -7.5K M/M