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Is the plan to scale back bond purchases slow down? The September employment data in the United States fell short of expectations, adding only 194000 people.
According to the latest media report on Saturday, local time, September employment data in the United States were "fresh". According to statistics, although the country's unemployment rate fell to 4.8 percent, lower than the market forecast of 5.1 percent, but non-farm payrolls increased by only 194000, far below market expectations of 500000, the worst so far this year. So far, the US non-farm payrolls data has been lower than expected for two consecutive months. You know, this report is about the direction of the Fed's next monetary policy plan. At the Fed's monetary policy meeting in September this year, Federal Reserve Chairman Colin Powell said that if September
Gold prices hit the biggest drop in seven weeks because US employment growth was higher than expected
Gold recorded its biggest decline in seven weeks. The US employment data released earlier was stronger than expected, triggering predictions that the Federal Reserve may soon begin to reduce monetary stimulus. Employment growth in the US in July recorded the biggest increase in nearly a year, and the unemployment rate fell faster than expected. After the report was released, the US dollar rose, and 10-year treasury bond yields rose. Gold fell because investors feared that the improvement in the US economy and rising inflation would prompt the central bank to withdraw its unprecedented economic support. Low interest rates help make gold more competitive with interest-bearing assets. The price of gold is likely to record its biggest weekly decline since mid-June. The employment data “drove the price of gold to a sharp drop,
After Morgan Stanley "do not enter without vaccination", JPMorgan Chase issued a warning that it may follow suit.
As big Wall Street institutions reopen US offices while stepping up efforts to protect thousands of employees, JPMorgan said it might require employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Jamie Dimon, its chief executive, and other members of the operations committee wrote in a memo to employees on Wednesday that the largest bank in the United States is asking employees to fill out a questionnaire about their vaccinations by the end of the month. The manager will contact employees who do not respond until they respond. "We need you to enter this information so that we can be properly prepared and properly prepared to return to the office.
A record! Pandemic response measures push global debt to $281 trillion
According to a recent study by the Institute of International Finance (IIF), the COVID-19 pandemic caused global debt to increase by 24 trillion US dollars last year, reaching a record 281 trillion US dollars, and the ratio of global debt to GDP exceeded 355%. The IIF's global debt monitoring agency estimates that government aid programs accounted for half of debt growth, while global businesses, banks, and households increased by $5.4 trillion, $3.9 trillion, and $2.6 trillion, respectively. This meant that the debt-to-GDP ratio surged by 35 percentage points to 355%. This increase far exceeds the increase during the global financial crisis
Shares of Musk's Clubhouse company of the same name soared 1000%.
ClubHouse Media Group Inc. (OTCMKTS:CMGR), a company of the same name, soared unexpectedly after the audio social app Clubhouse was ignited by Musk, with its share price soaring more than 1000% so far this year. According to reports, ClubHouse Media, a "marketing and media company for social media celebrities", changed its name from Tongji Healthcare Group Inc. At the end of January this year, and began to focus on promoting its online celebrities and social media last month.
The opening of European stocks generally rose, and the European Stoxx 50 index rose 0.2%
European stocks generally opened higher. The German DAX30 index rose 0.17%, the British FTSE 100 index rose 0.18%, the French CAC40 index rose 0.25%, and the European Stoxx 50 index rose 0.2%.
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