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Following the Schedule, Starting Tomorrow (5), Information Gathering on the Labor Market in the United States Will Begin. The First Set of Data to Be Released Will Be Job Openings and Labor. Prepare for Detailed Updates and In-Depth Analysis.
This Tuesday (5), data on the labor market in the United States will start to be released, highlighting the JOLTS, ADP, and payroll reports. Investors are paying close attention to these indicators, as any sign of strength in the labor market may influence the Federal Reserve‘s decisions regarding interest rates.
A strong labor market may result in wage pressure and increased consumption, which in turn could impact inflation. This would lead the Federal Reserve to reassess the possibility of interest rate cuts. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, more than half of economists are betting on a 0.25 percentage point downward adjustment starting in March of next year.
In Brazil, attention is focused on the release of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the third quarter. The expectation is for a monthly decline, but a growth of 1.9% compared to the annual figures. Meanwhile, international markets are showing mixed directions, with a negative highlight for the Asian market, where the CSI 300 index has hit a four-year low.
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Source: MoneyTimes
