Economy
Employment data comes in mostly as expected, but still the softest jobs growth in over two years
The unemployment rate dips to 3.5%, holding at multi-year lows
Wage growth slowed considerably to 4.2%, from 4.6% in February
Barring significantly higher inflation data next week, this could give the Fed reason to pause in May
Crops and commodities
Loads of reports to digest next week!
First crop progress report of 2023
Winter wheat conditions remain abysmal
Are we headed for a “Super El N...
- Economy
- Employment data comes in mostly as expected, but still the softest jobs growth in over two years
- The unemployment rate dips to 3.5%, holding at multi-year lows
- Wage growth slowed considerably to 4.2%, from 4.6% in February
- Barring significantly higher inflation data next week, this could give the Fed reason to pause in May
- Crops and commodities
- Loads of reports to digest next week!
- First crop progress report of 2023
- Winter wheat conditions remain abysmal
- Are we headed for a “Super El Niño?”
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