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5th Jan 2022 15:56U.S., Daily Monitor

  • Our final December jobs forecast is 850K; we expect the initial print to be revised up up to about 1M.
  • Forecasting payrolls during Covid is a nightmare, but the risk to the 424K December consensus is clear.
  • We now expect the first Fed hike in March, with two further hikes later in the year, and a steeper curve.

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