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6 May 2020

Fed's Bullard: April jobs report will be one of the worst on record

The Federal Reserve's programs have been successful so far, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard told CNBC on Wednesday.

Bullard further argued that the main economic impact of coronavirus-related shutdowns will be observed in the second quarter. "April jobs report will be one of the worst on record," Bullard added. "The unemployment rate could hit 20% or go even higher."

Market reaction

Although the US stock index futures erased a portion of its earlier gains during Bullard's interview, investors seem to be reacting to the ADP Employment Change data, which plunged to -20.2 million in April. As of writing, the S&P 500 futures were still up 0.4% on the day.

May 6, 2020

AUD/USD holds steady below mid-0.6400s, moves little post-ADP

The AUSD/USD pair quickly reversed a mid-European session dip to the 0.6415 region and refreshed daily tops, around mid-0.6400s in the last hour. The

RBA: On hold for the time being – UOB

Economist Lee Sue Ann at UOB Group reviewed the decision by the RBA to leave rates unchanged. Key Quotes “Even though the decision was widely expected