> US JUNE NONFARM PAYROLLS RISE 57K M/M; EST. +110K
US JUNE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 4.2%; EST. 4.3%
US JUNE AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS RISE 0.3% M/M; EST. +0.3%
US JUNE AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS RISE 3.5% Y/Y; EST. +3.5%
US JUNE TWO-MONTH PAYROLL NET REVISION SUBTRACTS 74K
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US JUNE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 4.2%; EST. 4.3%
US JUNE AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS RISE 0.3% M/M; EST. +0.3%
US JUNE AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS RISE 3.5% Y/Y; EST. +3.5%
US JUNE TWO-MONTH PAYROLL NET REVISION SUBTRACTS 74K
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> BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US ECONOMY ADDS 57,000 JOBS IN JUNE, LOWER THAN EXPECTATIONS.
US UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 4.2%, LOWER THAN EXPECTATIONS.
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US UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 4.2%, LOWER THAN EXPECTATIONS.
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> U.S. JOBS GROWTH MISSES, UNEMPLOYMENT FALLS
U.S. NONFARM PAYROLLS ROSE JUST 57,000 IN JUNE, WELL BELOW THE 110,000 FORECAST, WHILE PRIVATE PAYROLLS INCREASED 49,000.
THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UNEXPECTEDLY FELL TO 4.2% FROM AN EXPECTED 4.3%. AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS MATCHED FORECASTS, RISING 0.3% M/M AND 3.5% Y/Y, WHILE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION SLIPPED TO 61.5%.
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U.S. NONFARM PAYROLLS ROSE JUST 57,000 IN JUNE, WELL BELOW THE 110,000 FORECAST, WHILE PRIVATE PAYROLLS INCREASED 49,000.
THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UNEXPECTEDLY FELL TO 4.2% FROM AN EXPECTED 4.3%. AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS MATCHED FORECASTS, RISING 0.3% M/M AND 3.5% Y/Y, WHILE LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION SLIPPED TO 61.5%.
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> US JOBLESS CLAIMS -1K TO 215K IN JUN-27 WK; SURVEY 220K
US JUN-20 WEEK CONTINUING CLAIMS +2K TO 1,814,000
US JUN-20 WEEK JOBLESS CLAIMS REVISED TO 216K
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US JUN-20 WEEK CONTINUING CLAIMS +2K TO 1,814,000
US JUN-20 WEEK JOBLESS CLAIMS REVISED TO 216K
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> US LABOR JUN NONFARM PAYROLLS +57K; CONSENSUS +115K
US JUN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 4.2%; CONSENSUS 4.3%
US JUN AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS +0.35%, OR +$0.13 TO $37.64; OVER YEAR +3.52%
US JUN PRIVATE SECTOR PAYROLLS +49K AND GOVERNMENT PAYROLLS +8K
US JUN AVERAGE WORKWEEK UNCHANGED AT 34.3 HOURS
US JUN LABOR-FORCE PARTICIPATION RATE 61.5%
US MAY PAYROLLS REVISED TO +129K; APR REVISED TO +148K
US MAY UNEMPLOYMENT UNREVISED AT 4.3%
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US JUN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 4.2%; CONSENSUS 4.3%
US JUN AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS +0.35%, OR +$0.13 TO $37.64; OVER YEAR +3.52%
US JUN PRIVATE SECTOR PAYROLLS +49K AND GOVERNMENT PAYROLLS +8K
US JUN AVERAGE WORKWEEK UNCHANGED AT 34.3 HOURS
US JUN LABOR-FORCE PARTICIPATION RATE 61.5%
US MAY PAYROLLS REVISED TO +129K; APR REVISED TO +148K
US MAY UNEMPLOYMENT UNREVISED AT 4.3%
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> TRADERS OF SHORT-TERM INTEREST RATE FUTURES TRIM RATE HIKE BETS AFTER WEAKER-THAN-EXPECTED JOBS DATA
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> CRYPTO-FRIENDLY BANK EREBOR BANK EYES $8 BILLION VALUATION IN NEW FUNDING ROUND
ACCORDING TO BLOOMBERG, EREBOR BANK, FOUNDED BY ANDURIL INDUSTRIES FOUNDER PALMER LUCKEY AND BACKED BY PETER THIEL, IS IN TALKS TO RAISE FUNDS AT A VALUATION OF AT LEAST $8 BILLION, NEARLY DOUBLING ITS $4.35 BILLION VALUATION FROM THE END OF LAST YEAR. EREBOR FOCUSES ON SERVING ENTERPRISES IN THE DEFENSE TECH AND CRYPTOCURRENCY SECTORS AND HAS SECURED A NATIONAL BANK CHARTER FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY (OCC). PREVIOUS INVESTORS INCLUDE LUX CAPITAL, 8VC, A16Z, AND FOUNDERS FUND. — LINK
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ACCORDING TO BLOOMBERG, EREBOR BANK, FOUNDED BY ANDURIL INDUSTRIES FOUNDER PALMER LUCKEY AND BACKED BY PETER THIEL, IS IN TALKS TO RAISE FUNDS AT A VALUATION OF AT LEAST $8 BILLION, NEARLY DOUBLING ITS $4.35 BILLION VALUATION FROM THE END OF LAST YEAR. EREBOR FOCUSES ON SERVING ENTERPRISES IN THE DEFENSE TECH AND CRYPTOCURRENCY SECTORS AND HAS SECURED A NATIONAL BANK CHARTER FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY (OCC). PREVIOUS INVESTORS INCLUDE LUX CAPITAL, 8VC, A16Z, AND FOUNDERS FUND. — LINK
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> TRADERS NOW FULLY PRICE IN A FED RATE HIKE BY DECEMBER, PUSHED BACK FROM OCTOBER PREVIOUSLY
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> U.S. JUNE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AT 4.2%, VS. 4.3% EXPECTED AND 4.3% PRIOR
U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FELL TO 4.2% IN JUNE, THE LOWEST SINCE JUNE 2025, VERSUS 4.3% EXPECTED AND 4.3% PREVIOUSLY. NONFARM PAYROLLS INCREASED BY 57,000 IN JUNE, BELOW THE 110,000 CONSENSUS FORECAST, WHILE THE PRIOR READING WAS REVISED DOWN TO 129,000 FROM 172,000. INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS FOR THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 27 CAME IN AT 215,000, BELOW THE 220,000 FORECAST, WITH THE PRIOR WEEK'S FIGURE REVISED TO 216,000 FROM 215,000. — LINK
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U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FELL TO 4.2% IN JUNE, THE LOWEST SINCE JUNE 2025, VERSUS 4.3% EXPECTED AND 4.3% PREVIOUSLY. NONFARM PAYROLLS INCREASED BY 57,000 IN JUNE, BELOW THE 110,000 CONSENSUS FORECAST, WHILE THE PRIOR READING WAS REVISED DOWN TO 129,000 FROM 172,000. INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS FOR THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 27 CAME IN AT 215,000, BELOW THE 220,000 FORECAST, WITH THE PRIOR WEEK'S FIGURE REVISED TO 216,000 FROM 215,000. — LINK
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> $SPCX - DAN IVES BETS BIG ON SPACEX AS HE LEAVES WEDBUSH
DAN IVES ENDED HIS EIGHT-YEAR TENURE AT WEDBUSH BY LAUNCHING COVERAGE OF SPACEX WITH AN OUTPERFORM RATING AND $190 PRICE TARGET.
HE SEES SPACEX EVOLVING INTO A LEADING AI INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANY, DRIVEN BY ITS LAUNCH BUSINESS, STARLINK, AND DATA CENTERS. IVES ALSO ANNOUNCED PLANS TO LAUNCH A NEW AI-FOCUSED MERCHANT BANK COMBINING RESEARCH, ADVISORY, INVESTING, AND CAPITAL RAISING.
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DAN IVES ENDED HIS EIGHT-YEAR TENURE AT WEDBUSH BY LAUNCHING COVERAGE OF SPACEX WITH AN OUTPERFORM RATING AND $190 PRICE TARGET.
HE SEES SPACEX EVOLVING INTO A LEADING AI INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANY, DRIVEN BY ITS LAUNCH BUSINESS, STARLINK, AND DATA CENTERS. IVES ALSO ANNOUNCED PLANS TO LAUNCH A NEW AI-FOCUSED MERCHANT BANK COMBINING RESEARCH, ADVISORY, INVESTING, AND CAPITAL RAISING.
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> $TSLA$TSLA $TSLA - TESLA Q2 DELIVERIES BEAT EXPECTATIONS
TESLA DELIVERED 480,126 VEHICLES IN THE SECOND QUARTER, WELL ABOVE ANALYST ESTIMATES OF 406,024.
THE COMPANY PRODUCED 451,758 VEHICLES, WITH THE MODEL 3 AND MODEL Y ACCOUNTING FOR NEARLY ALL DELIVERIES. TESLA ALSO DEPLOYED 13.5 GWH OF ENERGY STORAGE PRODUCTS DURING THE QUARTER.
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TESLA DELIVERED 480,126 VEHICLES IN THE SECOND QUARTER, WELL ABOVE ANALYST ESTIMATES OF 406,024.
THE COMPANY PRODUCED 451,758 VEHICLES, WITH THE MODEL 3 AND MODEL Y ACCOUNTING FOR NEARLY ALL DELIVERIES. TESLA ALSO DEPLOYED 13.5 GWH OF ENERGY STORAGE PRODUCTS DURING THE QUARTER.
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