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United States
Soft US jobs report reinforces the message that the Fed’s work is done
United States
Blowout US jobs report puts 5% 10Y yields in sight
Rates
Rates Spark
Rates Spark: The burning question is whether payrolls agrees with the ADP
United States
Mixed messages on US jobs leaves the market little wiser
United States
What to watch for in Friday’s US jobs report
United States
Tight US jobs market favours 25bp Fed rate hike
United States
Strong US jobs, but market angst means the Fed is in the balance
United States
Hot US jobs market backs the Fed’s call for higher rates
FX
FX Daily: Payrolls may not be dollar’s lifeline
FX
FX Daily: Dovish is the new black
United States
US jobs market confounds the sceptics with 528k surge
United States
Strong jobs report boosts prospect of a 75bp Fed hike
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