Australia's January quarter-adjusted unemployment rate was 4.1%, expected to be 4.10%, and the previous value was 4.00%.
The unemployment rate in the United States was 4% in January, compared with an expected 4.10% and a previous value of 4.10%.
Federal Reserve Kashkari: The most important data today is the 4% unemployment rate. The current labor market remains good. The economy is strong and the outlook for businesses is optimistic.
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Deutsche Bank: + 4.0%; Royal Bank of Canada: + 4.0%; Banco Paribas: + 4.1%; Bank of America: + 4.1%; Citigroup: + 4.1%; Barclays: + 4.1%; Deutsche Bank: + 4.1%; Deutsche Bank: + 4.1%; Deutsche Bank: + 4.1%; Deutsche Bank: + 4.1%; Deutsche Bank: + 4.1%; Mizuho Securities: + 4.1%; Nomura: + 4.1%; Panson Macro: + 4.1%; Societe Generale: + 4.1%; Lloyds: + 4.1%; TD Securities: + 4.1%; UBS: + 4.1%; Wells Fargo: + 4.1%; Westpac: + 4.1%; Morgan Stanley: + 4.1%; Capital Economics: + 4.2%; HSBC Holdings: ...
Switzerland's quarterly adjusted unemployment rate in January was 2.7%, compared with an expected 2.7%, and the previous value was revised from 2.6% to 2.7%.
Switzerland recorded a quarterly adjusted unemployment rate of 2.7% in January, the highest since September 2021.
Germany's January quarter-adjusted unemployment rate was 6.2%, compared with an expected 6.2% and a previous value of 6.10%.
The unemployment rate in the euro zone was 6.3% in December, compared with expectations of 6.3%. The previous value was revised from 6.30% to 6.2%.
1. Banco Paribas: 4.2%; Barclays: 4.2%; Bank of America: 4.2%; Capital Economics: 4.2%; Deutsche Bank: 4.2%; 2. Daiwa Capital: 4.2%; Danske Bank: 4.2%; HSBC Holdings: 4.2%; ING: 4.2%; JPMorgan Chase: 4.2%; 3. Mizuho Securities: 4.2%; Lloyds Bank: 4.2%; Moody's Analytics: 4.2%; Nomura Securities: 4.2%; Royal Bank: 4.2%; 4. Societe Generale: 4.2%; TD Securities: 4.2%; UBS Group: 4.2%; Wells Fargo: 4.2%; Deutsche Bank: 4.3%; 5. Goldman Sachs Group: 4.3%; Jefferies: 4.3%; Standard Chartered: 4.3%; M...
The unemployment rate in the euro zone was 6.3% in November, compared with an expected 6.3% and a previous value of 6.30%.
The non-farm payroll came this Friday, and the institutional model predicted that the key unemployment rate data would surprise people, which would have a major impact on the risk market...
The unemployment rate in the United States was 4.2% in November, compared with an expected 4.2% and a previous value of 4.10%.
On December 6th, the unemployment rate in the United States recorded 4.2% in November, the highest since August 2024.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: The unemployment rate was 4.2 percent in November, and the number of unemployed was 7.10 million. The figures were higher than a year ago, when the unemployment rate was 3.7 percent and the number of unemployed was 6.30 million.