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  • Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims

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    In the week ending March 4, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 211,000, an increase of 21,000 from the previous week's unrevised level of 190,000. The 4-week moving average was 197,000, an increase of 4,000 from the previous week's unrevised average of 193,000. The advance seasonally adjusted insured unemployment rate was 1.2 percent for the week ending February 25, an increase of 0.1 percentage point from the previous week's unrevised rate. The advance number for seasonally adjusted insured unemployment during the week ending February 25 was 1,718,000, an increase of 69,000 from the ... (full story)

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  • US weekly initial jobless claims 211K vs 195K expected

    From forexlive.com

    US weekly initial jobless claims data • Prior was 190K (unrevised) • Four-week moving average 197K vs 193K prior • Continuing claims 1718K vs 1659K expected • Prior continuing claims 1655K • Unadjusted claims 237K This is the highest since the week of December 24 and if you take out the holiday period, it's the highest since December 3. There has been an uptick in risk assets and downtick in the US dollar on the data. It's a reminder of just how sensitive the market is to ecodata at the moment. Of course, that will be constrained ahead of tomorrow's non-farm payrolls report. Here's an interesting chart: ... (full story)

CAT amongst the PIGEONS.
Lol...sellllll, FED is going to ppivooooooot now =)) What a bunch of clowns...
its proves that previous all data was manipulative. It is vary hard to trust official data....
Bullish but NFP main problem..
TuriBinda
Quoting Robert1991
Lol...sellllll, FED is going to ppivooooooot now =)) What a bunch of clowns...
Not now bro FED data dependent so watch next CPI at least.... Thanks me later...
TuriBinda
Quoting Sahir12
{quote} Not now bro FED data dependent so watch next CPI at least.... Thanks me later...
Lol bro... I'm sarcastic )))
Quoting Robert1991
{quote}Lol bro... I'm sarcastic )))
i know bro.. that's why i wrote thanks me later this good data for gold but NFP main problem that's why i skip this dildo...
TuriBinda
Usd still king?
Quoting DayTrader30
Usd still king?
till Pivot bro..... Nd Pivot mean the end of a rate hike period marked by when the fed funds rate peaked
TuriBinda
Quoting Sahir12
{quote}till Pivot bro..... Nd Pivot mean the end of a rate hike period marked by when the fed funds rate peaked
Might still be king by then when both USA and Europe enter into a recession.
Quoting raklian
{quote} Might still be king by then when both USA and Europe enter into a recession.
that's true mannn. That's why my last word gold 1950
TuriBinda
Fed has extreme behavior since Covid, years long no hike now hike competition, after endless printing.
Quoting DooPrimeClea
Fed has extreme behavior since Covid, years long no hike now hike competition, after endless printing.
ECB did the exact same thing. It was not just the Fed but a worldwide phenomenon.
Quoting DooPrimeClea
Fed has extreme behavior since Covid, years long no hike now hike competition, after endless printing.
(FED) race with upcoming whole US jobless again just like Make US Great Again
TuriBinda
Quoting Sahir12
{quote} (FED) race with upcoming whole US jobless again just like Make US Great Again
Sad story but indeed accurate, specially the turtle, nobody cared back then even many specialists warned this will never end well for no one.
Quoting Sahir12
{quote} that's true mannn. That's why my last word gold 1950
Gold better go higher than that!!!! 2000+ preferably 2200-2500 if the recession that exists is actually recognized.. instead of ignored.

*grin*
Fed don't care about employment, CPI is their main issue, market is going to reverse soon, as higher CPI expected
Quoting seaknight
Fed don't care about employment, CPI is their main issue, market is going to reverse soon, as higher CPI expected
You Mean Equities?
The FED and US government want more people unemployed, they want you to deplete your savings and go into debt, when the real problem is the uncontrolled money printing.
Quoting unemployed
The FED and US government want more people unemployed, they want you to deplete your savings and go into debt, when the real problem is the uncontrolled money printing.
The Fed is not printing money as much as it used to. It's basically in quantitative tightening mode.
Quoting DooPrimeClea
{quote} You Mean Equities?
I think Yes if CPI out of control than gold should gives us huge gain... But in 2024 most likely...
TuriBinda
Sell: gold1700-1750(could reach 1600-1650)

Then move from gold to buy DXY or USDJPY

I understand it seems to contradict when gold and USD are negatively correlated anyway. But currently, seem to me they are moving along in the same direction. DXY is unpredicted as of now, but gold still moves based on technical analysis.
Quoting boy273
Sell: gold1700-1750(could reach 1600-1650) Then move from gold to buy DXY or USDJPY I understand it seems to contradict when gold and USD are negatively correlated anyway. But currently, seem to me they are moving along in the same direction. DXY is unpredicted as of now, but gold still moves based on technical analysis.
you will definitely need to clarify what metrics you're making that assertion on. It's not logical based on history, or basic economics.
Quoting Xoraster
{quote} you will definitely need to clarify what metrics you're making that assertion on. It's not logical based on history, or basic economics.
Boy273, should not give investment advise in public ))) or please attach a risk disclosure document.
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