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US VIEW: BMO's Ian Lyngen and Aaron Kohli eyed positive anecdotes on Fri Dec
NFP: 
- "1) ADP Employment Change came in significantly higher than expected for
December at 250k vs. 190k expected, 190k prior. 
- "2) The January unemployment rate (December's data) tends to come in lower
than expected with the January number below estimates 57% of the time, above
estimates 24% of the time and as expected the remaining 19%. 
- "3) Challenger Job Cuts, Dec: decreased to -3.6%" vs 30.1% in November. 
- "4) Liscio: Estimates +190k for private payrolls and +195k for headline."
- They also cited negative anecdotes are as follows that:
- "1) Historically, the Jan. NFP number (Dec data) has had a slight negative
bias missing 55% of the time and surprising on the upside 45% of the time. The
average miss for the Jan. number is -93k and when the data surprises to the
upside, the average beat is +63k. 
- "2) Labor Differential: Jobs-Plentiful - Jobs-Hard-to-get decreased to 20.5
Dec from 20.7 Nov."

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