📊 US June payrolls 147,000 jobs

US economy delivers stronger‑than‑expected June jobs growth, adding 147,000 positions, prompting markets to dial back rate‑cut expectations Lead ParagraphIn June 2025, the U.S. economy exceeded forecasts by creating 147,000 non‑farm payrolls—far above the expected 110,000—while the unemployment rate eased from 4.2 % to 4.1 %. The resilient labor market has triggered a reassessment among investors, pushing the…

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📉 Fears over U.S. Debt Load and Inflation Ignite Exodus from Long‑Term Bonds

On June 26, 2025, investors accelerated the withdrawal from long-dated U.S. bond funds at the fastest pace since early 2020. Roughly $11 billion exited in Q2 2025, a stark reversal from the prior 12‑quarter average inflow of $20 billion, as concerns mount over ballooning national debt and inflation pressures. 🔍 Why Investors Are Fleeing 📊 Flow Shift:…

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Dollar Nears Three-Year Low Amid Weak U.S. Data and Rising Economic FearsFinancial Times

Introduction:The U.S. dollar has recently approached a three-year low, declining by 0.6% against a basket of trade partner currencies. This downturn is attributed to disappointing manufacturing data and escalating concerns over the nation’s growing debt.Financial Times Key Points: Conclusion:The combination of weak manufacturing performance, escalating trade disputes, and mounting debt is exerting significant pressure on…

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