This is an excellent documentary that details in understandable terms
how our present fiat system was established.
Warning:
This video is more than three hours long!
It'll be in the archives, so come back and watch it a little at a time.
Anticipating and preparing for the uncertainties of tomorrow.
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While the official figure expected for tomorrow’s Non-farm payroll report is for a print of around 130K, anything above 170K could help the USD’s position. Such a reading would mean that the labor market is in fact thawing, and the positive US data can finally be seen impacting hiring.
While tomorrow’s data, if stronger than expected, could increase speculation about tighter monetary policy.
If we meet expectations, then the dynamic that we have currently – with the USD weaker during times of risk appetite – will continue.
If payrolls come in weaker than expected 50K or below, then we are in a whole different ball game, and its looks like the Fed may in fact start debating if even more quantitative easing is needed. That would doom the USD to weakness for the rest of the year. The other data we have been seeing tells us that this 3rd scenario is least likely.
ArticleADP always reports the day before the government, and today's report showed an increase: