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What worsening US jobs data and reports of Fed rate cut mean for Japanese stocks

US jobs data deterioration reverberates across marketsThe July US employment data showed both non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate

Global equities lost 2%; Momentum underperformed

Macro data this weekUS: The ISM services report on Monday and the joblessclaims report on Thursday. There are a few speaking

Ratings and Target Price Changes - August 5, 2024 as of 5:30 AM ET

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ISM Services Rebounds; S&P Global Services PMI Revised Down But Remains Strong

BOTTOM LINE: The ISM services index increased by more than expected in July.The composition of the report was strong, as the business activity, new orders, and

The Bear Traps Report With Larry McDonald

“The beast inside the market now has the Fed in its grip. The serpent will demand FAR more

PANIC STATIONS!

1. Global recession risk, with CBs (perceived to be) behind the curve2. The unwind of the Yen carry trade (did BoJ hawkishness mark the top of

MARKETS CAN TAKE WEEKS TO REBOUND FROM A VOLATILITY SPIKE

Friday’s weak NFP print put recession risks front and centre. However, one disappointing payrolls release is notenough to declare one: (1) 114k new jobs are consistent with economic expansion; (2) cyclical sectors are still

GS Utilities Daily: ENWL sale has positive read across to SSE

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US July jobs report: Broad-based weakening risks steeper cuts

• A sizable deceleration in payrolls and the fourth consecutive increase in the unemployment rate (which triggered the Sahm Rule) point

Did the market overshoot?

• The underlying data in Friday’s employment report was