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What does the latest US economic data show?

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Recent US economic data shows private sector job losses and a weakening labor market, with ADP reporting negative numbers. The decline is attributed mainly to a government shutdown and deportations, not tariffs. Inflation remains below 3%, and tariffs are not seen as a major factor unless above 15%. Bond yields have dropped in response to weak jobs data. Economic leaders expect a temporary downturn and predict strong GDP growth next year, driven by construction, AI, and lower energy costs.

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Weak jobs data pulls U.S. yields lower

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  • ADP data shows labor market deterioration over the past year 8s
  • Weak jobs data caused early decline in U.S. bond yields 26s
  • S&P futures briefly pulled yields higher before effect faded 33s
  • Yields fell three basis points across all maturities 58s
  • Japanese 10-year yield closed at an 18-year high 1m 8s

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Weak jobs data pulls U.S. yields lower
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Weak jobs data pulls U.S. yields lower

ADP data shows deterioration in the labor market over the past year.

Weak jobs data pulls U.S. yields lower
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Weak jobs data pulls U.S. yields lower

Labor market appears to be weakening, but the extent is unclear.

Weak jobs data pulls U.S. yields lower
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Weak jobs data pulls U.S. yields lower

Lingering weakness in jobs data led to a decline, resulting in three basis points deterioration across all maturities.

Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick
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Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick

Recent economic data shows private sector job losses and small businesses hit hard, with ADP reporting negative numbers.

Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick
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Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick

Lutnick attributes economic fallout to the government shutdown and deportations, not tariffs.

Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick
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Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick

Lutnick argues tariffs are overstated as a cause, claiming prices remain stable unless tariffs exceed 15%, with inflation staying below 3%.

Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick
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Tariffs not to blame for jobs number, says Sec. Lutnick

Lutnick highlights anticipated advances in AI infrastructure and power generation, predicting lower energy costs and a boost to the U.S. economy.

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