US Non Farm Payrolls Dec: 312K (est 177K ; prevR 176K ; prev 155K)
Strongest result since February 2018
Source:
NONFARM PAYROLL TONIGHT
83NFP TODAY! 
Official Forex-station GIF animator at your service 
See a GIF with Forex-station.com on it? I probably made it
The best divergence indicator in the world.
Real news exists: Infowars.com
See a GIF with Forex-station.com on it? I probably made it
The best divergence indicator in the world.
Real news exists: Infowars.com
NFP Smashes Expectations
86304K vs 165K expected
Source:
Source:
Re: NONFARM PAYROLL TONIGHT
87
8 hours to go until NFP
Official Forex-station GIF animator at your service
See a GIF with Forex-station.com on it? I probably made it
The best divergence indicator in the world.
Real news exists: Infowars.com
See a GIF with Forex-station.com on it? I probably made it
The best divergence indicator in the world.
Real news exists: Infowars.com
NFP Massive Miss at 20k vs 180k expected
8820K vs 180K expected 
Source:
Source:
Worst NFP since Sep 2017
89February non-farm payrolls +20K vs +180K expected
Non-farm payrolls for February 2019
The details are better for the US dollar than the headline. USD/JPY kicked lower but has mostly recovered. and the other moves have faded as well.
Periodically there is a big miss in the numbers. You can see it every year or two on the long term chart. January was unusually strong and there was no reason for it. It's all about seasonal adjustments and the unemployment rate tells a better story than the headline.
Source: https://www.forexlive.com/news/!/februa ... d-20190308
Non-farm payrolls for February 2019
- Worst since Sept 2017
- Prior was 304K (revised to +311K)
- Estimates ranged from 125K to 250K
- Two month net revision +12K
- Unemployment rate 3.8% vs 3.9% expected
- Participation rate 63.2% vs 63.2% prior
- Avg hourly earnings +0.4% vs +0.3% exp
- Avg hourly earnings 3.4% y/y vs +3.3% exp
- Private payrolls +25K vs +170K exp
- Manufacturing +4K vs +12K exp
- U6 underemployment 7.3% vs 8.1% prior
The details are better for the US dollar than the headline. USD/JPY kicked lower but has mostly recovered. and the other moves have faded as well.
Periodically there is a big miss in the numbers. You can see it every year or two on the long term chart. January was unusually strong and there was no reason for it. It's all about seasonal adjustments and the unemployment rate tells a better story than the headline.
Source: https://www.forexlive.com/news/!/februa ... d-20190308
Screenshot_775.png
