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Trump detalla uno a uno todas sus obras en su primer anio, millones de empleos creado, aumento de sueldos, stock market batiendo records, indicadores economicos positivos.

Desempleo en su nivel mas minimo en 17 anios, independencia energetica, triunfo sobre ISIS, libertad economica, confianza del consumidor, del inversionista y de los empresarios en territorio record, eliminacion de la regulacion, etc, etc.

Trump detalla uno a uno todas sus obras en su primer anio, millones de empleos creado, aumento de sueldos, stock market batiendo records, indicadores economicos positivos.

Desempleo en su nivel mas minimo en 17 anios, independencia energetica, triunfo sobre ISIS, libertad economica, confianza del consumidor, del inversionista y de los empresarios en territorio record, eliminacion de la regulacion, etc, etc.

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Private payrolls grow by 234,000 in January, vs 185,000 expected: ADP/Moody's Analytics
Jeff Cox | @JeffCoxCNBCcom
Published 15 Mins Ago Updated 3 Mins Ago
CNBC.com
Private companies hired another 234,000 in January, well above expectations for 185,000, according to ADP and Moody's Analytics.
Service-related industries led with 212,000 new jobs, though manufacturing added 12,000 and construction 9,000.
The report often differs significantly from the government's more closely watched nonfarm payrolls count, with ADP reporting growth of 242,000 in December vs. the Labor Department's 148,000.
A 'Now Hiring' sign stands at one of the exhibitors tables at the Columbus Career Fair in Columbus, Ohio.
Ty Wright | Bloomberg | Getty Images
A 'Now Hiring' sign stands at one of the exhibitors tables at the Columbus Career Fair in Columbus, Ohio.
The new year got off to a strong start for job creation, with businesses adding 234,000 in January, according to a report Wednesday from ADP and Moody's Analytics.
Economists surveyed by Reuters had been looking for private payrolls to grow by 185,000.
Job creation was concentrated largely in service-related industries, which contributed 212,000 to the total.

However, within that sector some of the better-paying industries showed solid gains: Trade, transportation and utilities led with 51,000, education and health services added 47,000 and professional and businesses services contributed 46,000. Leisure and hospitality services also grew by 46,000.

On the goods-producing side, manufacturing added another 12,000 jobs while construction saw 9,000 new hires despite the traditionally slow month for the industry.
"The job market juggernaut marches on," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said in a statement. "Given the strong January job gain, 2018 is on track to be the eighth consecutive year in which the economy creates over 2 million jobs. If it falls short, it is likely because businesses can't find workers to fill all the open job positions."
ADP's latest count comes with the national unemployment rate at 4.1 percent though wage pressures remain muted. Economic growth overall has been solid, with the Atlanta Fed projecting the economy to grow 4.2 percent in the first quarter.
In an interview with CNBC, Zandi said the current pace of job growth suggests an unemployment rate of 3.5 percent by the end of 2018.
"It's obviously very strong," Zandi said of the job maket.
In fact, he said the pace of gains is likely to push the Federal Reserve to get more aggressive with interest rates. The U.S. central bank has indicated the likelihood for three more quarter-point increases of its benchmark funds rate this year, but Zandi said that may not be enough to keep the economy from overheating.
"I'd be pretty surprised if they don't revise that up and give us four rate increases this year," he said. "Every time employment goes past full employment in a meaningful way, you have a recession."
"It's going to be pretty tough to land the plane on the tarmac, so the Fed's got to get going here," Zandi added.
The release also comes two days ahead of the government's closely watched nonfarm payrolls report. The ADP and Labor Department counts often differ widely — in December, ADP and Moody's reported 242,000 more private jobs (revised down from an initially reported 250,000) against the government's total of 148,000 for total nonfarm gains.
In terms of company size, ADP reported that new hires were evenly distributed. Mid-sized firms (50 to 499 workers) led with 91,000, while large companies added 85,000 and small businesses hired 58,000.

Dow looks to rebound on Wall Street after two straight days of triple-digit losses
Berkeley Lovelace Jr. | Peter Schacknow
Published 1 Hour Ago
CNBC.com
BY THE NUMBERS
Stock futures were modestly higher this morning, following a two-day sell-off that shaved a good chunk off some notable January gains. The Dow and S&P are still on track for their biggest monthly gains since March 2016, the Nasdaq since October 2015. (CNBC)
The Federal Reserve issues its interest rate decision and policy statement at 2 p.m. ET, following the conclusion of its two-day meeting. The Fed is expected to keep rates steady at Janet Yellen's final meeting as Fed chair. There's no news conference after the meeting. (CNBC)
Dow component Boeing (BA) highlights this morning's earnings calendar, with ADP (ADP), Anthem (ANTM) and others. Facebook (FB) and Microsoft (MSFT) are among the prominent names releasing earnings after today's closing bell. (CNBC)

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The Mortgage Bankers Association will issue its weekly look at mortgage applications at 7 a.m. ET. The January ADP report on private sector employment releases at 8:15 a.m. The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index is out at 9:45 a.m. At 10 a.m., the National Association of Realtors will issue its December report on pending home sales. (CNBC)
STATE OF THE UNION
President Donald Trump delivered a reserved and serious tone during his speech at his first State of the Union address. Trump sought to be optimistic, and describe a "New American Moment" characterized by prosperity, rebuilding and cooperation. (CNBC)

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Trump called on Congress to advance a $1.5 trillion plan to "rebuild our crumbling infrastructure." Officials told CNBC at the end of 2017 that the push for infrastructure would likely begin in January, making it the next issue after taxes. (CNBC)

• Trump: Cutting drug prices is a top priority (CNBC)
• Trump touts repeal of individual mandate in Obamacare (CNBC)
• Trump calls for prison reform and links violent crime to undocumented immigration (CNBC)
Rep. Joe Kennedy III delivered a broad rebuke of President Trump's policies last night. The Massachusetts Democrat downplayed the president's effect on the U.S. economy and pushed back on his immigration goals. (CNBC)

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IN THE NEWS TODAY
Trump said he would "100 percent" allow the public release of a GOP-drafted memo alleging surveillance abuses by the FBI and Justice Department. Officials have warned that releasing the memo could set a dangerous precedent. (Washington Post)
Trump has been talking to his friends about possibly asking Attorney General Jeff Sessions to prosecute special counsel Robert Mueller, NBC News reports. It's unclear what charges Mueller could possibly face in such a situation.
Hillary Clinton said she should have fired an aide in her 2008 presidential campaign that was accused of sexual harassment. She posted a lengthy statement last night on Facebook (FB) before Trump's State of the Union address. (NY Times)
Larry Nassar, the doctor accused of sexually assaulting more than 150 women and girls, will be confronted again by victims as he faces another sentence. The event could unfold the same as a hearing last week that ended with Nassar getting sentenced to up to 175 years. (AP)
Amazon (AMZN) told employees its new health-care partnership with Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan will take a "considerable amount of time," and that "nothing is changing" to the company's current health-care offering to employees. (CNBC)

Rising interest rates cause a 2.6% pullback in weekly mortgage applications
Diana Olick | @DianaOlick
Published 1 Hour Ago
CNBC.com
Total mortgage application volume fell 2.6 percent last week as rates moved higher, the Mortgage Bankers Association says.
Volume remains 6.6 percent higher than the same week one year ago.
Applications to refinance a home loan, which are most sensitive to even the smallest moves in interest rates, fell 3 percent for the week.
Potential homebuyers attend an open house in Seattle.
Mike Kane | Bloomberg | Getty Images
Potential homebuyers attend an open house in Seattle.
Mortgage rates moved higher for the second straight week, and the lending community is just beginning to feel the effects.
Total mortgage application volume fell 2.6 percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's seasonally adjusted report. Volume remains 6.6 percent higher than the same week one year ago.
Applications to refinance a home loan, which are most sensitive to even the smallest moves in interest rates, fell 3 percent for the week and stand just 3 percent higher than a year ago. As rates continue to move higher, refinances will make sense for fewer borrowers.

The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with conforming loan balances of $453,100 or less increased to 4.41 percent, its highest level since March, up from 4.36 percent, with points increasing to 0.56 from 0.54, including the origination fee, for 80 percent loan-to-value ratio loans.
"Rates moved higher last week driven by concerns over a weaker U.S. dollar, signs of more robust growth and rising rates abroad, and moderately strong fourth-quarter domestic growth," said MBA economist Joel Kan.
While the interest rate on the popular 30-year fixed rose to its highest level since March, other rates, such as the 15-year fixed and the FHA rate, were at their highest levels since 2011 and 2013, respectively.
The jump in the FHA rate caused a 7 percent drop in government purchase loans and a 13 percent decrease in applications for government refinance loans. FHA loans, which are insured by the government and allow low down payments, are often used by lower-income borrowers who have less room in their budgets.
Mortgage applications to purchase a home, which are less rate-sensitive week to week, fell 3 percent last week but are 10 percent higher than a year ago.
Homebuyers may be rushing into the market now, hoping to close a deal before mortgage rates move even higher. Rates this week did just that, rising to the highest level in four years.
A bond market sell-off is causing yields to rise sharply. Mortgage rates loosely follow the yield on the 10-year Treasury. There will surely be more volatility in the bond market this week, as the Federal Reserve will make a policy announcement Wednesday afternoon and the monthly employment report will be released Friday.