Employment Friday!
The Market Ticker ® - Commentary on The Capital Markets
Posted 2007-07-06 08:30
by Karl Denninger
 
June Unemployment 4.5%; average hourly earnings up 0.3%.

Retail trade and manufacturing down.
Nonfarm payrolls up 132,000.

Previous two months both revised up

Bonds headed up, futures headed down as they see the numbers as hot.

More when I get a good look at the internals......
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