Daily Brief: Jobless Claims Plunge to 187K — 57-Year Low Throws Cold Water on Rate Cuts
Initial jobless claims fell to 187,000 — a 57-year low — demolishing the 212,000 consensus. Here's what the historic print means for next week's FOMC.
Initial jobless claims fell to 187,000 — a 57-year low — demolishing the 212,000 consensus. Here's what the historic print means for next week's FOMC.
No major U.S. economic data today, but starting Thursday it is a two-week sprint through jobless claims, flash PMIs, new home sales, FOMC, Q2 GDP, and PCE.
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Initial jobless claims fell to 208K, crushing the 216K forecast, while retail sales cooled to just 0.2% growth. Philly Fed manufacturing surged to 41.4.
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June payrolls added just 57K jobs, yet quits hit 3.07M and participation fell to 61.5%. The structural labor shortage isn't going anywhere.