Job Growth Rebounds to 3-Month High as Manufacturing Hits Four-Year High
ADP’s gauge of private payrolls beat expectations on a rebound in goods producers.
A Chill Down Wall St. as Confidence Cools
We felt a cool breeze on the market as the Consumer Confidence survey hit with an ugly headline number … but bad data inputs can produce counterintuitive market outputs…
Strange September Market Sets Up a Pivotal October
September lived up to its poor reputation, but October has a history of starting year-end runs, especially in midterm years.
Consumer Confidence Plummets to 12-Year Low
The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index falls to the lowest since April 2014, breaking the pandemic low, as the labor market differential drops to its weakest since early 2021.
Equity Indices End Lower, But Bounce on Hopes For More Restrained Fed
Major indices were down for a second session Tuesday but finished well off the lows after a key Fed voice said there’s “no need for urgency” on rate hikes.
Lower Oil, Dovish Fed Can’t Stop the Bond Selloff
The problem clearly runs deeper than the next Federal Reserve meeting.
Another Trump-Xi Meeting Disappoints, Though China Can Claim Win
Investors have little to cheer about after five summits between the leaders.
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Job Openings, Quits, and Layoffs All Fall in August
A collapse in small business openings sees headline openings fall to the least since March of this year, but layoffs drop to the least since March 2025.