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11 February 2025 US Monitor Core CPI likely rose 0.3% in January; risks skewed towards a lower print

  • Manufacturers have hiked prices to game pre-tariff demand, but prices for autos and clothing likely fell.
  • Revisions to the seasonals should temper the residual seasonality in the services price data.
  • New tariffs on steel and aluminum will have minimal impact on overall inflation.

Samuel TombsUS

7 February 2025 US Monitor Faster AI rollout in 2025 to favor productivity at the expense of jobs

  • Output per hour rose an impressive 2.3% in 2024; surveys point to higher IT spending by firms in 2025.
  • AI spending, however, poses near-term downside risks to employment and more disinflation pressure.
  • Mixed signals on federal spending so far, but DOGE likely will drag slightly on demand and employment.

Samuel TombsUS

6 February 2025 US Monitor 2024 payroll growth to look much slower after a trio of revisions

  • March 2024 payrolls likely will be revised down by about 670K after benchmarking to UI records...
  • ...The birth-death model’s contribution to payroll growth since then probably will be revised down too.
  • We see some evidence of tariff “front-running” in December trade data; expect a lot more to come.

Samuel TombsUS

5 February 2025 US Monitor Falling job openings symptomatic of too tight monetary policy

  • Job openings are still trending down; catch-up growth in healthcare hiring is fizzling out.
  • JOLTS net hiring in December was more muted than payroll growth; January jobs will probably disappoint. 
  • Auto sales likely were hit by bad weather in January: pre-tariff purchases probably have further left to run.

Samuel TombsUS

4 February 2025 US Monitor Unusually cold weather likely depressed January payroll growth

  • We look for a 125K increase in January payrolls, well below the 170K consensus.
  • Survey indicators present an incoherent picture, but unusually cold weather likely hit employment.
  • The small fall in continuing claims points to a stable unemployment rate, but the risks are to the upside.

Samuel TombsUS

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