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December Private Job Growth Slows More Than Expected, ADP Data Show
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U.S. Hiring Kept Slowing at End of Year as Labor Market Loosens
ADP Nonfarm Employment Change Falls Short of Expectations, Indicating Slower Growth
ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 122,000 Jobs in December; Annual Pay Was Up 4.6%
German Banks: Sufficient supply and persistent inflation put pressure on the European Bonds market.
Hauke Siemssen, a rate strategist at the research department of Deutsche Bank, stated that the trading volume in the European Bonds market remains high due to "sticky" inflation, evolving supply waves, and resilient data from the USA. Siemssen noted: "Given that the primary market remains busy, and today's upcoming USA ADP and initial jobless claims data seem unlikely to disappoint, it appears that relief for the European bond market is hard to achieve today." Germany will introduce new government bonds maturing in February 2035 at an auction priced at 5 billion euros, while Italy will issue Bonds maturing in 2035.