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Weak US Jobs Report, Falling German Orders, and Crypto Market Turbulence: PALvatar Market Recap, September 5 2025

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Sep 5, 2025
A dismal US jobs report reveals only 22,000 new positions and a rise in unemployment, bolstering expectations for a Fed rate cut. Meanwhile, Germany faces declining factory orders for the third consecutive month, and Japan sees hesitant consumer sentiment. In the crypto landscape, market anxieties grow as Nasdaq mulls stricter regulations, Justin Sun is embroiled in controversy, and Stripe collaborates with Paradigm on a new stablecoin. Stay informed on these shifting economic tides and digital asset developments!
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Weak US Jobs Point To Fed Cut

  • US payrolls added only 22,000 jobs in August, signalling notable labour-market cooling.
  • The unemployment rate rose to 4.3%, strengthening expectations of an imminent Fed rate cut.
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Downward Revisions Reinforce Weakness

  • Monthly revisions trimmed prior months by a combined 21,000 jobs, reinforcing the slowdown signal.
  • Weak ADP data and rising initial claims corroborate the softer labour-market trend.
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German Factory Orders Slide Again

  • Germany's factory orders fell 2.9% in July, marking a third straight monthly decline.
  • The drop was driven by weaker demand for large contracts like aircraft and military vehicles and softer foreign demand.
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