Goldman Sachs warns that surging oil prices could eliminate 10,000 U.S. jobs monthly through year-end, with unemployment projected to reach 4.6% by Q3 as consumer-facing industries face the brunt of reduced spending, particularly in leisure and hospitality sectors expected to lose 5,000 positions monthly.
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Goldman Sachs Warns Oil Price Shock Could Cost US 10,000 Jobs Monthly
Goldman Sachs warns that surging oil prices could eliminate 10,000 U.S. jobs monthly through year-end, with unemployment projected to reach 4.6% by Q3 as consumer-facing industries face the brunt of reduced spending, particularly in leisure and hospitality sectors expected to lose 5,000 positions monthly.
South Korean government bond yields fell as investors anticipated weak US employment data and perceived a short-term peak in yields, with the 10-year KTB yield dropping 2.8 basis points to 3.653%.
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US Employment Weakness Expected—Short-Term Peak Perception Drives 10-Year KTB Yield Down 2.8bp
South Korean government bond yields fell as investors anticipated weak US employment data and perceived a short-term peak in yields, with the 10-year KTB yield dropping 2.8 basis points to 3.653%.
[Son Ji-hyun's Bond Analysis] The Combined Impact of Foreign Investors and US Employment Data
Foreign investors ramp up purchases of Korean government bond futures ahead of US jobs data, with market attention on WGBI inclusion and Fed policy signals.
South Korean government bond futures climbed in overnight trading as concerns over weakening US employment data drove gains, with the 10-year contract rising 13 ticks and foreign investors increasing net purchases.
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Government Bond Futures Rise on US Employment Concerns—10-Year Up 13 Ticks
South Korean government bond futures climbed in overnight trading as concerns over weakening US employment data drove gains, with the 10-year contract rising 13 ticks and foreign investors increasing net purchases.
US private sector employment rose by 41,000 in December, missing forecasts, as ADP data showed gains in small business hiring but continued weakness in manufacturing and professional services.
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US December ADP Private Payrolls Rise by 41,000—Below Expectations (Update)
US private sector employment rose by 41,000 in December, missing forecasts, as ADP data showed gains in small business hiring but continued weakness in manufacturing and professional services.
Nikkei Opens Lower on Uncertainty Over US Employment Outlook
Japan’s Nikkei 225 opened lower as uncertainty over US employment data weighed on sentiment, while the yen strengthened and Japan’s trade surplus exceeded expectations.
The one-month dollar-won NDF fell to 1,472.40 won in New York, down 2.30 won from Seoul’s previous close, as the US dollar weakened on mixed US employment data and market focus shifted to upcoming Fed leadership developments.
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NDF Falls to 1,472.20/1,472.60 Won—Down 2.30 Won
The one-month dollar-won NDF fell to 1,472.40 won in New York, down 2.30 won from Seoul’s previous close, as the US dollar weakened on mixed US employment data and market focus shifted to upcoming Fed leadership developments.
[New York Gold Prices] Unmoved Despite US Employment and Consumption Slowdown—Flat Trading
Gold prices in New York remained flat despite weaker US employment and retail sales data, as the market weighed prospects for Federal Reserve rate cuts and a softer dollar.
[New York Gold Prices] Rise 0.5% on Weak US Private Employment Data
Gold futures rose 0.5% in New York as weak US private employment data heightened expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut, driving demand for the precious metal.
The dollar-won exchange rate remained flat near 1,463 won as weak US private employment data weighed on the dollar, but the won failed to strengthen, with settlement demand and cautious trading dominating the Seoul FX market.
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[Seoul Foreign Exchange Market]Dollar-Won Flat Amid Cooling US Employment—Down 0.10 Won
The dollar-won exchange rate remained flat near 1,463 won as weak US private employment data weighed on the dollar, but the won failed to strengthen, with settlement demand and cautious trading dominating the Seoul FX market.
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