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Employment Suddenly Tight: Why Did Initial Jobless Claims Drop Below 200,000 and What Does It Say About the US Labor Market?
The US labor market provided a set of quite impressive short-term data at the end of the year: during the week of December 20th, initial unemployment claims fell to 199,000, a decrease of 16,000 from the previous figure, significantly below the market expectation of 218,000; meanwhile, continued claims also dropped to around 1.87 million, remaining in a low range over the past few months. Falling below 200,000 in initial claims is uncommon historically and signals an ext

🔥Buffett invests 348 billion to bottom fish in the yen! $ETH Global finance is about to turn upside down! The 94-year-old stock legend's major move has shaken the market, as Berkshire Hathaway plans to pour hundreds of billions of cash into yen assets. This scale is comparable to the total market value of the UK FTSE 100. Once the flood of cash enters, combined with the Bank of Japan's two rate hikes next year, the global financial landscape will undergo the most significant restructuring in decades!
This is not just an ordinary portfolio adjustment; it’s Old Buffett’s precise bet on interest

Tonight is very likely to follow the script of "bad news fully priced in, then good news follows."
Brothers, at 9:30 PM tonight, the US is about to make a big "two-in-one" move.
The non-farm payroll data, usually released on the first Friday of each month, has been delayed due to the government strike and shutdown. Now, it’s been accumulated into one release. Tonight, not only will they release the November data, but they will also supplement a "partial" October report.
This is like playing cards: instead of revealing one hand at a time, they are suddenly throwing out two bottom cards at once.