Did #美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Trump preemptively leak employment data, and Fed mouthpiece Nick Timiraos come out to confirm?
This Thursday evening, Trump posted the December employment report on the "Real Social" platform—yes, the version that the BLS originally planned to release the next morning. Even more shocking, the numbers he released were exactly the same as the full report with revisions from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
At the time, the White House Economic Advisory Council indeed had this report, but the official didn't release it. As a result, Trump directly broke the information asymmetry. The Fed's "mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos then reposted a netizen's analysis, indirectly confirming the incident.
The non-farm payroll data was leaked early, causing some chaos in the market pricing mechanism. This kind of "internal information released early" tactic requires traders to be more cautious.
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SerumSquirrel
· 41m ago
Here we go again. I'm tired of this kind of plot. The big shots are just playing this set.
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PumpDoctrine
· 11h ago
Here we go again? Trump leaks the secrets of heaven, while the Federal Reserve turns a deaf ear and pretends not to hear. Traders are going to get chopped up.
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GasFeeCrier
· 23h ago
This guy really just spilled the insider information, so ruthless. The market hasn't even reacted yet and it's already been spoiled...
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-11 06:30
Wow, this move directly disrupts market pricing? Traders need to wake up.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 01-11 06:23
My goodness, this is outright insider trading. Traders need to wake up and be alert.
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MevTears
· 01-11 06:16
Wow, this tactic is so blatant, daring to play with insider information like this
Did #美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Trump preemptively leak employment data, and Fed mouthpiece Nick Timiraos come out to confirm?
This Thursday evening, Trump posted the December employment report on the "Real Social" platform—yes, the version that the BLS originally planned to release the next morning. Even more shocking, the numbers he released were exactly the same as the full report with revisions from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
At the time, the White House Economic Advisory Council indeed had this report, but the official didn't release it. As a result, Trump directly broke the information asymmetry. The Fed's "mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos then reposted a netizen's analysis, indirectly confirming the incident.
The non-farm payroll data was leaked early, causing some chaos in the market pricing mechanism. This kind of "internal information released early" tactic requires traders to be more cautious.