Markets expect May employment to rise by 10K jobs after April’s 17.7K decline, keeping the unemployment rate unchanged. Statistics Canada will release May’s Labour Force Survey on Friday, with economists forecasting the unemployment rate to hold at 6.9%. The net change in
Economists forecast 85,000 nonfarm payroll additions in May, with unemployment unchanged at 4.3% and wage growth of 0.3%. The US labor market is expected to add 85,000 jobs in May, a modest increase following recent trends, while the unemployment rate holds at 4.3%. Averag
Investors await clues on rate trajectory as RBA officials warn inflation risks persist despite recent policy pauses. Reserve Bank of Australia Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser delivers remarks at a Sydney event, with traders parsing his tone for shifts in monetary policy. The
Vietnam's May Consumer Price Index rose to 5.6% year-on-year Vietnam's Consumer Price Index increased to 5.6% year-on-year in May, driven by food and energy costs. The trade deficit also widened to a record USD 5.2 billion due to strong imports. This is the
Analysis shows Asian economies gaining from global AI infrastructure expansion as demand for data centers surges. South Korea and Taiwan are reaping significant benefits from the global AI-driven data center buildout, reshaping trade flows beyond the U.S. The shift is driv
Rising long-term unemployment signals potential labor market weakness and broader economic risks, data shows. The number of Americans classified as long-term unemployed reached 1.8 million this year, a 55% increase from 2023 and 45% higher than 2019 levels. The Bureau of L
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May’s UK construction PMI dropped below expectations, signaling a sharper contraction in the sector amid weak demand. The UK construction Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 38.2 in May, below the 40.2 forecast and down from April’s 39.7. The decline reflects worsening cond
May's slight uptick in Germany’s construction sector signals ongoing contraction but at a marginally slower pace. Germany’s construction Purchasing Managers’ Index climbed to 42.4 in May from a prior 42.1, remaining below the 50 threshold that separates contraction from ex
May CPI data matches prior month but misses expectations, easing pressure on the Swiss National Bank for rate adjustments. Switzerland’s May consumer price index rose 0.6% year-over-year, unchanged from April but below the 0.8% consensus forecast. Core CPI details were not
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