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BREAKING:

STRONG:

943K new jobs.

Unemployment rate falls to 5.4% (vs. 5.7% expected)

Year over year wage growth comes in at 4%.

bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Stocks rising pre-market. 10-year also moving higher.

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This type of data is important to keep in mind when inflation data is being debated. Yes, we've definitely seen prices rise at a faster pace than expected. But job creation and wages are still robust, bolstering household incomes. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Incredible chart from @boes_. Leisure and hospitality workers seeing 6.6% annualized wage growth (on a 24-month basis) Image
@boes_ Again, something to think about when people talk about inflation without context.
@boes_ Motion picture industry 🚀🚀🚀bloomberg.com/graphics/jobs-… Image

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The Booming Crypto Use Case That's Happening Right Now

@tracyalloway and I talked to @CampbellJAustin, prof at Columbia biz school and financial markets veteran, about the rise of stablecoins, and the genuine breakthrough that they represent bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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In today's @markets newsletter, I wrote about where things stand now.

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10 THOUGHTS ON TODAY'S BIG MARKET SELOFF

In today's 5 Things newsletter, I jotted down a bunch of random stuff about this moment in stocks, crypto, FX, and macro.

Here they are

1) It was clear instantly on Wednesday that Powell was going to be offsides this market: Image
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Aug 2
BREAKING:

BIG MISS ON UNEMPLOYMENT. UNEMPLOYMENT RISES TO 4.3%

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TRANSCRIPT: The full text of me and @tracyalloway's chat with @dsquareddigest about how the world lost its mind.

The concept of Accountability Sinks is so powerful, once you start noticing them.

Here's an example that lead to the murder of 400 squirrels bloomberg.com/news/articles/…



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This is also extremely interesting how as organizations become more complex, it's almost inevitable that top management will have to rely more on financial information to understand what's going on, which is partly how you get situations like Boeing


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Also really intrigued by his assertion that from a perspective of "corporate short-termism" that the explosion of private sector debt (in part driven by LBOs) is a greater contributor than the stock price.


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- Price fixing by algorithm
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- The booming world of ancillary revenue, and the consultants that teach companies how to max them out
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The whole edition of the magazine is fascinating and varied. And well worth reading in full
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