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US Nonfarm Payrolls. What to expect?

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Risks of China and falling rates of the global economy remain current. And data from the US for September showed that growth in factory production is zabavil.MVF periodically lowered its forecast. There are serious risks to developing markets.
Despite the turmoil in the US economy China, in particular the labor market, appear to be stable. Problems, however, remain at the target for inflation. The main question after "Yellen did not dare to September 16 to 17" to tighten monetary policy now is whether the Fed is not too late to ask this instrument.

Expectations for the upcoming report of the Bureau of Labor Statistics are generated 203,000 jobs in September.
Nonfarm Payrolls measures the change in the number of people employed during the previous month, excluding the farming industry. Job creation is the foremost indicator of consumer spending, which accounts for the majority of economic activity. The release handled with absolute unweighted data, people working at two places respectively counted twice in the study. There are also seasonal workers.

Traders combine data with Nonfarm Payrolls, Unemployment Rate (the percentage of unemployed to the total weight workforce). When Payrolls has a lower score than expected, and unemployment levels - higher, the scenario for the trend of the US economy is negative for USD. Conversely should be taken as bullish for the USD.

Most likely are many speculations, rumors and sudden market fluctuations that are already visible in these movements’ indexes.
Release data usually have longer-term impact on markets than most economic indicators.In time around 15:30 expectations are high volatility, sudden movements and extended spreads.


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