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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts

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From: ajtj998/25/2025 5:39:28 PM
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S&P Global - (This might put the brakes on a September Fed rate cut):

Employment rose for a sixth successive month, with the pace of job creation hitting the highest since January (and one of the strongest rates seen for over three years). Service providers took on staff at the fastest pace for seven months while factory job gains reached the highest since March 2022.

Companies largely took on additional staff in response to rising backlogs of work. Uncompleted orders rose for a fifth consecutive month, rising in August at a pace unsurpassed since May 2022 reflecting stronger demand and near-term capacity constraints at some companies.

Backlogs rose at an unchanged and therefore joint-steepest rate since May 2022 in the services economy, while manufacturing backlogs also rose to the greatest extent in over three years.

Having dipped in July, companies’ expectations about output in the year ahead rose to a two-month high in August, though remained below the level seen at the start of 2025 and also the survey’s long-run average.
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