Usually Bad News on U.S. Jobs Has a Silver Lining as Far as Wall Street is Concerned. It Makes a Rate Cut by the Federal Reserve More Likely. More Borrowing, More Growth, Rising Shares and the Rest of It. But, With a Rate Cut This Month Seen by Most as in the Bag, the Latest Jobs Data Drove Stocks Lower and Bonds Higher. The Concern is That the Central Bank May Have to Rush to Prevent Further Weakness. Take a Look at the Report for More on This…


Wall Street Stocks Falter After Bad Economic Week 

Usually bad news on U.S. Jobs has a silver lining as far as wall street is concerned. It makes a rate cut by the federal reserve more likely. More borrowing, more growth, rising shares and the rest of it. But, with a rate cut this month seen by most as in the bag, the latest jobs data drove stocks lower and bonds higher. The concern is that the central bank may have to rush to prevent further weakness. Take a look at the report for more on this…


Wall Street Stocks Falter After Bad Economic Week

Wall Street surged after U.S. jobs data showed payrolls rose by just 22,000 in August — far below expectations. Investors see the slowdown as a sign the Fed may pause rate hikes.


Wall Street Rises Sharply After U.S. Jobs Data | Payrolls Rise Just 22,000 in August 

 Wall street analysts are cautioning that political criticism in the U.S. could weaken the independence of bank research, a development that may leave investors with less reliable market insights.


Trump–Goldman Row Raises Questions on Forecast Integrity 