The Household Survey, indicating weaker job data, may reflect the economic cycle’s downturn; Initial jobless claims at 14-month high.

Ahead of tomorrow’s jobs data, this is critical knowledge to have. The Household Survey, which produces the unemployment rate and has been appreciably weaker than the Establishment Survey, which generates nonfarm payrolls, because it’s PROCYLICAL, it’s picking up the cycle’s end. https://t.co/kE2FRuOw8p — Danielle DiMartino Booth (@DiMartinoBooth) April 4, 2024 ⚠️ Initial claims for state …

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Initial jobless claims in the U.S. are showing an upward trend.

U.S. 🇺🇲 Initial Jobless Claims pic.twitter.com/tpVY1mToKg — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) April 1, 2024 McKinsey is now offering staff 9 months severance if they agree to leave the company, in a bid to reduce headcount amid a huge downturn in professional services. — MacroEdge (@MacroEdgeRes) March 31, 2024

Remington shuts massive firearms factory – leaving entire families jobless

Historic New York village that made weapons for 200 YEARS is ‘losing its soul’ as nation’s oldest gun-maker Remington shuts massive firearms factory – leaving entire families jobless https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13083791/historic-new-york-village-weapons-factory-remington.html A historic New York village faces ‘losing its soul’ after the nation’s oldest gunmaker, Remington, announced plans to shut its massive firearms factory next month – …

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Walmart’s 8% Plunge Highlights Sharp Falloff in Retail Sales as Many Consumers Struggle Amid Lingering Inflation and Jobless Claims Surge

Walmart ($WMT) experiences an 8% decline as CFO expresses concern over October trends, prompting a reevaluation of consumer health. The retail giant notes a significant sales drop in the last two weeks of October, and management remains cautious, acknowledging ongoing strain on consumers. Despite inflation easing towards 3%, the lingering impact is evident, compounding on …

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First comes the shock to T-Bill yields, then comes the shock to jobless claims. S&P 500 closed just under the 200D moving average.

First comes the shock to T-Bill yields, then comes the shock to jobless claims. pic.twitter.com/DWIf9dN7S6 — Jeff Weniger (@JeffWeniger) November 1, 2023 This is THE US tightest monetary policy seen since the 1980s Something is bound to break pic.twitter.com/vbr6Y44x3r — Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) November 1, 2023 S&P 500 closed just under the 200D moving average. …

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This concerning trend could be an early sign of rising jobless claims.

A concerning pattern of ongoing divergence emerges, with a clear mismatch between restricted access to loans for small businesses and the historically low initial jobless claims. https://twitter.com/joosteninvestor/status/1716297211158401494 It’s a layoff winter underway already…. Nov/Dec claims should be interesting. So much for those 170k salaries too for drivers… https://t.co/fp08GlNHPj — Don Johnson (@DonMiami3) October 23, 2023

China’s house of cards is about to collapse: Government suspends youth jobless data amid record high readings, sparking backlash on social media.

#China suspends youth jobless data after record high readings. The decision announced shortly after the release of weaker-than-expected factory & retail sales data sparked rare backlash on social media amid growing frustration about employment prospects in the country.… pic.twitter.com/KSsSdOIxM7 — Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) August 15, 2023 Cutting rates because they are about to experience a …

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Chinese Professor Says Youth Jobless Rate Might Have Hit 46.5% In China

⚠️ CHINESE PROFESSOR SAYS YOUTH JOBLESS RATE MIGHT HAVE HIT 46.5% The National Bureau of Statistics said that month's jobless rate for people between the ages of 16 and 24 was 19.7%, less than half of what Peking University professor Zhang Dandan estimated. If 16 million… pic.twitter.com/hwwmGGGSq7 — PiQ (@PiQSuite) July 20, 2023

33,000+ jobless claims increase job challenges amid declining job openings

The rise in continuing claims by 33,000 suggests increasing challenges for job seekers as job openings continue to drop. Trend continues to follow your typical rise in continuing claims after the 10 year / 3 month inverts. pic.twitter.com/xUlNwKmlo2 — Don Johnson (@DonMiami3) July 20, 2023 The initial jobless claim remains within the typical trend that …

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Early signs of cooling labor market. US jobless claims surge, jobs lower, Europe enters recession.

Early signs of cooling labor market. Might take time, but its happening.$TLT and $GLD back in action. Also closely look at the steepening of curve, that is the most important thing to watch now. pic.twitter.com/P52O05Lisu — The Macro Guy (@SagarSinghSetia) June 8, 2023 US jobless claims mysteriously surge upon "data" revision US jobs mysteriously revised …

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Investors have increased their short positions against tech stocks. Jobless techies being cast into #BidensEconomy to fend for themselves.

Big tech stocks have some of the highest short interest in the market. Last month, investors added $3.57 billion to their short positions against $TSLA, $2.5 billion against $NVDA and $7.26 billion against $META — Cheddar Flow (@CheddarFlow) June 4, 2023 https://twitter.com/VSoien/status/1665479234213539842 https://twitter.com/VSoien/status/1665481649436459011 Job cut announcements in technology picked up in May: pic.twitter.com/kFipcmACz1 — unusual_whales …

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