7 Aug 2020 A Modest Rise in Payrolls Look Likely, but Big Risks in Both Directions

Ian Shepherdson (Chief Economist and Founder)6th Aug 2020 20:10U.S., Economic Monitor

The final Monitor before our summer break is characterized by great uncertainty.

adp adp employment April August auto sales average hourly earnings bloomberg bloomberg survey bonds businesses construction construction spending consumer consumer credit consumption covid-19 cpi credit December deficit economic activity election employment employment data employment report exports factory orders fed forecasters forecasts funds gdp growth headline index housing housing construction index inventories ism ism manufacturing ism manufacturing survey ism non-manufacturing ISM non-manufacturing index jobless claims July June manufacturing March May mortgage mortgage applications new housing construction new orders November orders payroll payroll numbers payrolls polls public sector q1 q2 q3 q3 forecast q4 q4 forecast redbook remain retail s&p 500 sales growth September summer survey trade trump u.s. unemployment unemployment rate us voters

This publication is only available to U.S. Economic Research (Monitor) subscribers

Related Publications

18 Jan 2021 Brazil's Retail Sales Slowed in Q4, due Mainly to Lower Fiscal Aid

18 Jan 2021 Core Inflation in France Collapsed at the end of 2020

18 Jan 2021 BoJ GDP Revisions are in Order, 2021 Down, 2022 Up

Are you taking full advantage of our daily publications?

Pantheon Macroeconomics produce daily publications for U.S., Eurozone, Latin America, UK and Asia, as well as analysis on key data within a few minutes of their release.

Sign up for your complimentary trial

To start your complimentary trial, highlight the areas you are interested in subcribing to and click next.

United States

Eurozone

United Kingdom

Asia

Latin America

Keywords for: 7 Aug 2020 A Modest Rise in Payrolls Look Likely, but Big Risks in Both Directions

adp, adp employment, April, August, auto sales, average hourly earnings, bloomberg, bloomberg survey, bonds, businesses, construction, construction spending, consumer, consumer credit, consumption, covid-19, cpi, credit, December, deficit, economic activity, election, employment, employment data, employment report, exports, factory orders, fed, forecasters, forecasts, funds, gdp, growth, headline index, housing, housing construction, index, inventories, ism, ism manufacturing, ism manufacturing survey, ism non-manufacturing, ISM non-manufacturing index, jobless claims, July, June, manufacturing, March, May, mortgage, mortgage applications, new housing construction, new orders, November, orders, payroll, payroll numbers, payrolls, polls, public sector, q1, q2, q3, q3 forecast, q4, q4 forecast, redbook, remain, retail, s&p 500, sales growth, September, summer, survey, trade, trump, u.s., unemployment, unemployment rate, us, voters,

Pantheon Macroeconomics

loading