Trade Sheet: Thursday January 9, 2025
Daniel Ivey2025-01-09T14:49:34-05:00
January 9, 2025 United States: Fed’s Collins Favors More Patience and Fewer Rate Cuts in 2025 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said she favours fewer rate cuts in 2025 than she had anticipated just a few months ago, following strong employment data and lingering inflation. Collins, who emphasized the need for patience,
January 8, 2025 United States: US Firms Add 122,000 Jobs in ADP Data, Fewest Since August US private sector hiring and wage growth slowed in December, indicating an ongoing moderation in demand for workers. Employment rose by 122,000 last month — the least in four months — following a 146,000 increase in November,
January 7, 2024 One on One Educational Services Limited (ONE) Audited financials for the twelve months ended August 31, 2024: One on One Educational Services Limited (ONE) for the twelve months ended August 31, 2024 reported a 14% increase in Revenues totaling $303.31 million compared to $266.58 million in the corresponding period last year. Revenues
January 07, 2025 The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for the euro area was 6.3% in November 2024, down from 6.5% in November 2023 but constant from October 2024. In November 2024, the unemployment rate in the EU was 5.9%, a decrease from 6.1% in November 2023 but stable compared with October 2024. Eurostat estimates that 12.968 million persons
January 7, 2025 United States: US Trade Deficit Widens on Largest Jump in Imports Since 2022 The US trade deficit widened in November, reflecting the biggest jump in imports since March 2022 as companies accelerated shipments ahead of a possible dockworkers’ strike and in anticipation of potential tariffs by the Trump administration. The gap in
January 6, 2025 United States: US Yields Hit 14-Month High Before $119 Billion of Debt Sales The yield on US 30-year bonds climbed to the highest since late 2023, as a rattled Treasury market prepares for $119 billion of fresh government debt issuance this week. The 30-year rate climbed as much as four