Optimism Seen Amid Slower January US Hiring Data
January job gains totaled 151,000 with unemployment at 4.9 percent. Wages rose 2.5 percent year over year as consumer demand supported growth. Analysts warn of recession risks, but earnings gains and payrolls in retail, manufacturing, and health care hint at resilience. The Fed watches wage trends for rate decisions.
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The report shows March to December wheat futures with bid prices and spreads, plus last spot, estimated sales, and Thursday figures. Open interest rose by 601 to 410,469 while Thu's sales reached 143,116 and total sales 433,672.
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