The United States could have added over a million jobs in April as more businesses reopened after COVID-19 lockdowns, economists were quoted by CNBC. Non-farm payrolls climbed 916,000 in March. Unemployment benefits have also declined to a pandemic low of 553,000 for the week ending April 24. Morgan Stanley economists expect the job growth at 1.25 million, coming … [Read more...] about The United States Could Have Added Over 1 Million Jobs In April, Economists Say
Manufacturing In World’s Second-Biggest Economy Slows
China's manufacturing output grew at a slower pace in April as the economic recovery has started to moderate, according to Bloomberg. Manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) declined to 51.1 in April from March's 51.9. This fell short of economists' forecast of 51.8. A reading above 50 indicates expansion while below that indicates a contraction.The … [Read more...] about Manufacturing In World’s Second-Biggest Economy Slows
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The Impact of Hawkish vs. Dovish Financial Policy on Forex Trading
While turning in to the financial news, you might have heard the terms “hawkish” and “dovish” being mentioned in regards to central banks. These two terms are used to describe the monetary policies of financial institutions. When the financial institution authorities modify the interest rates, it has far-reaching consequences for the foreign exchange market. Interest … [Read more...] about The Impact of Hawkish vs. Dovish Financial Policy on Forex Trading
U.S. Jobless Claims Continue To Mark Pandemic Low
Unemployment claims in the United States dropped even further to mark another low since the COVID-19 pandemic for the third consecutive week, the Labor Department reported. Initial unemployment claims fell 13,000 to 553,000 for the week ending April 24. The previous week's claims were revised higher by 19,000 to 566,000.The four-week moving average fell by 44,000 to … [Read more...] about U.S. Jobless Claims Continue To Mark Pandemic Low
