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RUSSELL PRICE, SENIOR ECONOMIST, AMBERGRIS FINANCIAL SERVICES INC, TROY, MICHIGAN. “This is a market friendly type of report because it did show many of the hurricane influences that were expected. Wage growth “was in line with expectations and it did decline a little bit from the August print. However, the reason it declined on a year-over-year basis was because Hurricane Harvey last year bumped up that September rate last year, and that’s the affect that hurricanes usually have because they reduce non-farm payrolls and they boost average hourly earnings because the first people that are cut are the temporary workers that experience the lowest pay.

“Wage inflation is creeping higher, but it has not accelerated as the market was fearing, There’s no question the job market in the United States is possibly at its best in a generation, There’s no question or debate about that, The jobs report has become a inflation report.”, MATT LUZZETTI, SENIOR ECONOMIST AT DEUTSCHE BANK IN NEW YORK, “There was a miss in the headline payroll figure, But you do have an luxe r2d2 cufflinks with lapis upward revision to the prior month’s increase and there is evidence of some downward effect from the hurricane, The overall picture is that the labor market remains solid and robust, You have the unemployment rate down to levels last seen in the late 1960s to early 1970s, Wage growth remains consistent with the Fed’s expectations at about 3 percent, Barring any shocks to the economy, we expect them to raise rates in December.”..

LONDON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy has pulled ahead this year, extending a lengthy expansion with help from President Donald Trump’s “America First” agenda and massive tax cuts, but upcoming data could illuminate the impact of his policies on global peers. Trump is determined to rewrite global trade deals, particularly with China, the world’s second-biggest economy behind the United States. He has slapped tariffs on more than half of over $500 billion in Chinese imports, for which China has retaliated.

Plans for new trade talks collapsed recently and both sides appear to be digging in for a long fight, That has cast a darker shadow over the outlook for the global economy, already showing signs of strain from a rampant U.S, dollar that has sent emerging market currencies into retreat, All 70 economists who answered an additional question in a Sept, 12-19 Reuters poll said the trade conflict between the world’s top two economies is bad for U.S, luxe r2d2 cufflinks with lapis growth, They were also unanimous in saying the U.S.-China trade war threatened the outlook for the euro zone, [ECILT/US] [ECILT/EU]..

Economic data in the coming week may give more solid evidence as to how China is faring. “One eye will also be on China next week as markets attempt to assess the latest economic data for signs of any impact from trade disagreements with the U.S.,” said Ryan Djajasaputra at Investec. The calendar consists of purchasing managers’ (PMI) surveys of services firms alongside trade and credit releases. China’s economic growth has been slowing and September data due on Oct. 12 is expected to show dollar-denominated exports rose 9.1 percent, slower than August’s 9.8 percent increase, according to a preliminary Reuters poll.

On the same day, Beijing will publish its trade balance, including the politically sensitive luxe r2d2 cufflinks with lapis surplus it has with the United States, The number could push Trump to turn up the heat on China if he thinks he is not winning the trade war, “It seems likely that a U.S.–China trade war will result in nearly all Chinese imports into the U.S, facing 25 percent tariffs next year, with U.S, exports to China also subject to higher tariffs,” economists at Credit Agricole told clients, That could add to inflationary pressures, particularly in the United States, and so has implications for Federal Reserve policy..

The Fed raised interest rates late last month, its third rate hike this year, and is expected to follow that up with another increase before the end of December, taking the benchmark fed funds rate to 2.25-2.50 percent. Medians in a Reuters poll showed only two hikes next year compared to three increases based on the Fed’s own dot plots, but economists could be swayed into agreeing with the Fed if tariffs drive up inflation. Rather than tightening, China is supporting its own economy with stimulus measures — including monetary, credit, fiscal and regulatory policy easing.

Policymakers have sought to bring financing costs down, boost lending to smaller businesses, cut taxes and fast-tracked more infrastructure projects, The central bank has cut banks’ reserve requirement ratios three times this year to pump in liquidity, “We expect fiscal policy to remain supportive, Monetary luxe r2d2 cufflinks with lapis policy should also remain accommodative,” Credit Suisse economists told clients, Growth in China’s manufacturing sector sputtered in September as both external and domestic demand weakened, Sept, 30 surveys showed, raising the pressure on policymakers as tariffs appear to be inflicting a heavier toll on the economy..

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