The US labor market is flashing warning signals. Multiple leading indicators are painting a troubling picture: consumer sentiment around employment has weakened noticeably, while both the services and manufacturing PMI employment components are sliding downward. This trio of deteriorating metrics suggests payroll numbers could take a hit in the months ahead. When forward-looking gauges align this clearly, they rarely lie—brace for softer jobs data on the horizon. For those tracking macro conditions, this employment cooling trend could reshape Federal Reserve's next moves and ripple through risk assets.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-01 23:54
Oh my, layoffs are happening again... The Fed is probably going to cut interest rates to save the situation.
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BlockImposter
· 12-01 15:59
The Fed's rate cut cycle has arrived, and risk assets cannot escape.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 11-30 20:17
The Fed has to lower interest rates again, or else this is going to explode.
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WenMoon42
· 11-29 03:29
The Fed is about to go dovish, this time it's really not a wolf coming...
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ThesisInvestor
· 11-29 03:28
The Fed's interest rate cut cycle is coming again, this time it really can't hold on.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 11-29 03:25
Crazy, is the employment in the US really about to collapse? The Fed has to cut interest rates now, right?
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SerumSqueezer
· 11-29 03:16
The interest rate cut cycle is coming again, and the Fed needs to consider this seriously...
The US labor market is flashing warning signals. Multiple leading indicators are painting a troubling picture: consumer sentiment around employment has weakened noticeably, while both the services and manufacturing PMI employment components are sliding downward. This trio of deteriorating metrics suggests payroll numbers could take a hit in the months ahead. When forward-looking gauges align this clearly, they rarely lie—brace for softer jobs data on the horizon. For those tracking macro conditions, this employment cooling trend could reshape Federal Reserve's next moves and ripple through risk assets.