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U.S. Labor Market Softens in July
Weak Jobs Report Does Not Eliminate Prospects of Interest Rate Rise
US payrolls fell 23,000 in July — the shock miss that just pulled the Fed dovish
23,000 U.S. jobs were lost in July as labor report also shows dip in unemployment
US Jobs Report July 2026: Key Takeaways on Employment, Payrolls
Instant Reaction: Employers Unexpectedly Shed Jobs; Unemployment Rate Falls
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US economy unexpectedly sheds 23,000 jobs in July
US unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July as slump in growth continues
US Loses 23,000 Jobs in July, Unemployment Rate Falls
July 2026 Jobs Report: Unexpected Turbulence
US Employers Unexpectedly Shed Jobs, Unemployment Rate Falls
US nonfarm payrolls fall in July; unemployment rate eases to 4.1%
U.S. payrolls fell by 23,000 in July, the first decline in months
Jobs Report Live Updates: U.S. Job Market Shows Unexpected Loss (Gift Article)
Surprise fall in US jobs last month as slow summer continues
BREAKING US Payrolls Unexpectedly Fall 23,000
US futures extend gains after July nonfarm payrolls data
U.S. economy lost 23,000 jobs in July
U.S. Lost 23,000 Jobs in July, While Unemployment Ticked Lower
U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls: "far worse than expected as the economy lost 23,000 roles"
That's a big kick in the guts. Payrolls is much weaker, and the U.S. lost -23k jobs in March, well below expectations of +80k. Huge downward revisions, too: May now +63k (instead of +129k), June now +20k (down from +53k). Very bad news. Revise down your views substantially.
U.S. economy unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July
U.S. unexpectedly shed 23,000 jobs in July, putting Fed rate hikes in question
US July non-farm payrolls -23K vs +80K expected
US Jobs Report July 2026: Live News on Employment, Payrolls
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Saturday, October 3, 2026
New White House AI Task Force to Report on the Techology’s Risks
The Wall Street Journal · 7 sources
Tariffs, sanctions becoming policy instruments, sometimes weaponised: P K Mishra
The Indian Express · 3 sources
Swiss Inflation Quickens to 2-Year High Driven by Oil and Franc
Bloomberg · 2 sources
UK gilt yields reach a 1998 high, pressuring bank shares ahead of the budget
Reuters · 3 sources
Bank of England official says central bank mishandled its first response to Iran shock
Reuters via Investing.com · 2 sources
France's Le Pen pledges to hardwire deficit cuts with 'golden rule'
Reuters
FTSE 100 today: Stocks climb as weak U.S. payrolls cloud Fed hike bets
Investing.com
U.S. Manufacturing PMI Expands for 9th Straight Month as Costs Jump
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
Merz Will Meet Frontrunners for Lagarde Job as ECB Race Heats Up
Bloomberg
Friday, October 2, 2026
South Korea September inflation eases to 2.9% y/y, matches forecast
Reuters · 4 sources
Blanche says DOJ is not reopening criminal probe into Fed's Powell, Bloomberg News reports
Reuters · 7 sources
Spiking bond yields, midterms, earnings to test US stocks’ typical fourth-quarter strength
Reuters via Investing.com · 7 sources
Bank of England official says central bank mishandled its first response to Iran shock
Reuters via Investing.com · 2 sources
Eurozone inflation hits three-year high of 3.8%
Financial Times · 8 sources
RBI appoints Shri Sudhakar Malli as new Executive Director
Reserve Bank of India · 5 sources
US economy adds just 29,000 jobs in September as hiring slows sharply
Financial Times · 9 sources
Tesla Sales Top Estimates for Third Quarter
Bloomberg · 6 sources
ECB’s Rehn says soaring yields may curb inflation impact of expensive energy
Reuters · 4 sources
FTSE 100 today: Stocks climb as weak U.S. payrolls cloud Fed hike bets
Investing.com
Nasdaq closes just below record, Dow and S&P 500 also rally after soft jobs data
MarketWatch · 5 sources
U.S. Manufacturing PMI Expands for 9th Straight Month as Costs Jump
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
India's manufacturing PMI hits 7-month high in September as domestic, export demand strengthen
The Economic Times · 5 sources
White House secures voluntary AI safety accord as Trump rebrands AI policy
TechCrunch · 5 sources
Vietnam's quarterly GDP grows fastest in 4 years as exports boom
Reuters · 2 sources
City of London Fears Windfall Tax on Domestic Banks in UK Budget
Bloomberg · 2 sources
US Dollar: Fed outlook supported by robust data – TD Securities
FXStreet · 3 sources
Google rolls out new Gemini AI model but restricts access over safety concerns
The Guardian · 11 sources
RBI likely intervenes to support rupee near 96/USD mark, traders say
Reuters · 6 sources
US Consumers Shrug Off Inflation and Weak Income Gains to Keep on Spending
Bloomberg · 2 sources
BOJ debated faster rate hikes in September, government pushed back
Reuters · 4 sources
First home buyers with big loans among those most at risk of falling into negative equity, RBA warns
The Guardian · 3 sources
Thursday, October 1, 2026
BOJ debated faster rate hikes in September, government pushed back
Reuters · 4 sources
AI boom could trigger market shocks, Bank of England boss warns
BBC · 5 sources
US Consumers Shrug Off Inflation and Weak Income Gains to Keep on Spending
Bloomberg · 2 sources
RBI likely intervenes to support rupee near 96/USD mark, traders say
Reuters · 6 sources
U.S. Bond Yields Hit Highest Level Since 2002
The New York Times · 9 sources
Euro slides to 17-month low, hit by rates and inflation mix
Reuters via Investing.com · 2 sources
India's manufacturing PMI hits 7-month high in September as domestic, export demand strengthen
The Economic Times · 5 sources
U.S. Manufacturing PMI Expands for 9th Straight Month as Costs Jump
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq end higher as chip stocks rally and Treasury yields retreat
MarketWatch · 4 sources
Fed's Logan calls for '50 bps or more' in rate hikes
Reuters · 4 sources
South Korea September inflation eases to 2.9% y/y, matches forecast
Reuters · 3 sources
First home buyers with big loans among those most at risk of falling into negative equity, RBA warns
The Guardian · 3 sources
Swiss inflation hits 2-year high of 1% in September as petroleum prices climb
Anadolu Agency · 2 sources
Google rolls out new Gemini AI model but restricts access over safety concerns
The Guardian · 9 sources
UK gilt yields reach a 1998 high, pressuring bank shares ahead of the budget
Reuters · 2 sources
RBI liquidity surplus and inflation pressures raise expectations for an October rate move
Mint · 2 sources
Trump’s New Tariffs Get a Familiar Day in Court
The New York Times · 5 sources
US Dollar: Fed outlook supported by robust data – TD Securities
FXStreet · 3 sources
Seoul stocks rise nearly 2% to end 3-day losing streak on chip gains
Yonhap News Agency via The Korea Times
Colombia Raises Interest Rate to 12.25% in Surprise Central Bank Move
Bloomberg · 2 sources
China slaps 55% tariff on Brazilian beef, rebuffs bid to borrow Uruguay’s quota
South China Morning Post · 3 sources
WTI set for monthly gain amid US-Iran stalemate
FXStreet · 8 sources
Centre cuts windfall tax on diesel, ATF exports from October 1
The Economic Times · 5 sources
Microsoft’s Trillion-Dollar Quarter Shows AI Trade Won’t Quit
Bloomberg
Australia's August trade surplus shrinks to A$495M as data center equipment imports surge
investingLive · 2 sources
Indonesia’s August trade surplus widens to $3.55 billion, exceeding expectations
Reuters
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
UK’s Strong First Half Boosted by Upwardly Revised GDP Estimate
Bloomberg · 6 sources
Fed's Cook: inflation has been too high for too long
Reuters · 3 sources
RBI likely intervenes to support rupee near 96/USD mark, traders say
Reuters · 5 sources
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