Daily Market Insight

• U.S. weekly jobless claims fell more than expected • Fed has "time" to assess the economic slowdown, says Barkin • China’s auto market hits milestone with EVs and hybrids making up half of July sales • Dollar gains after US jobless claims fall more than expected

• US producer prices pick up slightly after downward revisions • US jobless claims pick up for the first time in three weeks • ECB delivers second rate cut of the year • Hawkish BOJ policymaker calls for rates to rise to at least 1% • The dollar was weighed on by the risk-on sentiment

• Core US inflation rises, lowering chances of a large Fed rate cut • The heated Trump-Harris debate gave Wall Street few policy details • BOJ policymaker signals readiness to raise rates if inflation on track • US dollar mixed as inflation report hints at smaller Fed rate cut

• U.S. small business sentiment dropped in August amid growing uncertainty • UK pay growth cools, keeping BoE on track for another rate cut • China’s strong exports are overshadowed by slowing imports • The dollar was flat amid a lack of drivers

• US inflation expectations remain steady while worries about delinquency increase • Euro zone investor morale dropped in September amid economic weakness • China's consumer prices rose in August, but PPI remained in deflation • The dollar was firmer to start the week

• US hiring falls short, signaling potential concerns for the Fed • Fed's Williams and Waller support a 25-bps rate cut • German industrial output slump sparks recession fear • Dollar ticks up after mixed August U.S. payrolls

• US private payrolls post smallest increase in 3-1/2 years in August • U.S. service sector stable in August; employment slow • Thailand's headline inflation eases in August • Dollar falls, struggling to recover losses before payroll report

• U.S. job openings hit a 3.5-year low, signaling a labor market slowdown • US factory orders beat expectations in July • Bank of Canada cuts rate to 4.25%, more easing expected • Dollar softens as US job openings decline; Yen rises on safe-haven demand

• US manufacturing activity declines for the fifth consecutive month • Japan's service activity grows further in August • Ueda reaffirms BOJ will raise rates if projections are met • US dollar little changed after hitting a two-week high

• Eurozone manufacturing sector continues to struggle • China's August manufacturing improved, but export outlook weakened • South Korea’s inflation hits a 3.5-year low, meeting the central bank’s target • The US dollar traded in a tight range amid the Labor Day holiday