Nonfarm payroll growth cools
Nonfarm payroll growth cools in January; unemployment unexpectedly dips to 4.0%
Nonfarm payrolls rose by 143K in January, less than the consensus estimate of +168K and a significant drop from the 307K prior jobs added in December. The prior month's data was revised upward from its initial estimate of +256K.
Breaking: US Nonfarm Payrolls rise by 143,000 in January vs. 170,000 forecast
If the headline NFP figure shows a payroll growth below 150,000, the US Dollar downtrend could gain traction with the initial reaction to the data. Disappointing headline NFP print could revive dovish Fed expectations. In such a scenario, EUR/USD could swing back higher to the 1.0500 neighborhood.
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