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US OUTLOOK/OPINION: Primary Dealer Analysts See Dovish Skew To U/E Rate

US OUTLOOK/OPINION
  • Primary dealer analysts agree with the broader Bloomberg survey median of a 150k increase in nonfarm payrolls growth in September.
  • They do however see a skew towards dovish surprises for both the unemployment rate (with Jefferies standing out on the hawkish side) and average hourly earnings growth.
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  • Primary dealer analysts agree with the broader Bloomberg survey median of a 150k increase in nonfarm payrolls growth in September.
  • They do however see a skew towards dovish surprises for both the unemployment rate (with Jefferies standing out on the hawkish side) and average hourly earnings growth.
  • See the full MNI Preview here.