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February 11, 2026
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The delayed January NFP report is expected to show 70k job adds with a 4.4% unemployment rate amidst significant annual benchmark revisions. Markets are watching for signs of labor market deterioration to gauge the timing and depth of future Fed rate cuts.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The January Headline NFP is expected to show an addition of 70k jobs, with the unemployment rate steady at 4.4%.
- 2.Focus is high on final BLS benchmark revisions following a massive 911k downward preliminary revision for the year through March 2025.
- 3.Labor market proxies are leaning softer, with ADP missing forecasts and Challenger job cuts reaching the highest January levels since 2009.
Table of Contents
- EXPECTATIONS
- BLS REVISIONS
- LABOUR MARKET PROXIES
- OFFICIAL COMMENTARY
- FED IMPLICATIONS
- JPM TRADING SCENARIOS
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Authors
Author(s)
Securities
SPX
Themes
Fed Policy DivergenceLabor Market Softening
Regions
North AmericaUnited States
