Traders are still trying to digest last weeks US jobs report, but one thing is clear that The US labor market is outperforming Canadas labor market.
Markets are starting to settle into the traditional Dog Days of Summer trade, major indices, commodities and currency pairs seeing relatively little movement on the day ahead of tomorrows highly expected UC CPI report.
Traders are still trying to digest last weeks US jobs report, but one thing is clear: The US labor market is outperforming Canadas market. Whereas the US just saw its strongest job growth in five months, a new revolving low in its unemployment rate, and has fully recovered all of the job losses since the start of the pandemic, Canada has now seen two consecutive months of outright declines in full-time employment.
Central banks world wide remained hyper-focused on inflation, but an outright contraction in employment, especially against a backdrop of falling commodity prices and a slowing global economy, could certainly prompt some to slow or pause their tightening cycles. This now is the reality that the BOC has to wrestle with, presenting a possible bullish catalyst for the US dollar relative to the loosie.
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