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What We Learned About the Jump in Temporary Layoffs From the Household Survey Microdata

n The unemployment rate rose another 0.2pp to 4.3% in July, but over 70% of theincrease came from a spike in temporary layoffs. This was good news because

2Q24 earnings recap, and thoughts on end market trends

Coming out of 2Q24 earnings season, Street estimates on average moved lower forcompanies more tied to the auto end market (especially EV OEMs and auto

Global Macro Thoughts And just like that, the narrative changes completely

Where noted in the source notes, the views expressed within this report are taken from previously published research. For further detail, including important

Our Circular Economy Ecosystem Expands in 2024

A broader increase in investment towards efficiency solutions is likely to providetailwinds for Circular Economy adoption and enablement to help decouple growth

India stock rally falters over taxhike plan, governance doubts

HIONA SHIRAIWA and RYOSUKE HANADA, Nikkei staff writersAugust 9,2024 03:54 JSTTOKYO/MUMBAl -- Indian equities are losing ground this month as thegovernment moves to cool

Google and Meta struck secret ads deal to target teenagers

Google and Meta made a secret deal to target advertisements for Instagram toteenagers on YouTube, skirting the search company's own rules for how minorsare treated online.

Market Intelligence: US Morning Update

Stocks in Asia were mixed, but with a negative bias, on Thursday. Mainland Chinaand Hong Kong markets ended flat, while Taiwan (-2%) and India (-0.6%) ended

INTERNATIONAL MARKET INTELLIGENCE:MORNING BRIEFING AUGUST 8.2024

OVERNIGHT BRIEFUS/EU trade: European Equities were higher (SXXP +1.5%, $X5E +2%). Almost all D1 baskatsrallied over +iz today as mean revarsion picked up momantum from the open after

Asia-Pacific Portfolio Strategy: Asian equity market daily update

The MXAPJ Index dropped 0.4% today. Indonesia and Thailand marketsoutperformed, while Taiwan and Korea markets underperformed. Within MXAPJ

Taiwan: Pullback in July Exports As Expected

Bottom line:Taiwan’s exports fell 1.7% in July, pulling back after an outsized 8.6% gain the priormonth. The outcome was slightly below consensus expectations and our forecast.