The highly anticipated non-farm payroll revision in the USA was delayed by more than half an hour, but some banks on Wall Street still managed to obtain the data.
On Wednesday morning, the preliminary revised release of US non-farm payrolls data was delayed by more than half an hour, causing market volatility and confusion among traders. However, while the whole world was eagerly awaiting the data, at least three banks managed to obtain this crucial information. After the Bureau of Labor Statistics failed to announce the preliminary benchmark revision of non-farm payrolls data at the scheduled time of 10:00 AM New York time, Mizuho Financial and BNP Paribas contacted the department and directly obtained the figures. According to an insider, Nomura Holdings' economic research team did the same. The news of the Bureau of Labor Statistics disclosing the figures to some companies via phone spread during the trading.
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