The number of initial unemployment claims in the United States for the week ending June 6 was 229k, compared to an expected 219k, and a previous value of 225k, marking the highest since the week ending February 7, 2026.


The US May Producer Price Index (PPI) monthly rate was 1.1%, compared to an expected 0.7%, with the previous value revised from 1.40% to 1.1%.
The US May PPI annual rate was 6.5%, compared to an expected 6.4%, with the previous value revised from 6.00% to 5.7%.
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CyberBridgeShadow
· 2h ago
PPI和失业数据双杀,美股今晚波动率要拉满了,仓位重的注意风险。
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On-ChainCatUnderTheMoonlight
· 5h ago
PPI monthly rate of 1.1% is a bit fierce; inflation stickiness is still there, and the June FOMC is probably going to be playing both sides again.
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FoldedCosmosCat
· 5h ago
229k is the new high since 2026? Wait, is this timeline written incorrectly? It should be 2025.
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Coconut-FlavoredGasFee
· 5h ago
That prior-value correction thing is so “Fed”—if the data doesn’t look good, they just push it back; I’m used to it.
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PerpMoodSwing
· 5h ago
The number of initial unemployment claims has exceeded expectations again, signaling a clear cooling of the labor market, and the Fed's rate cut expectations are likely to be re-priced.
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