US Rates Strategy Daily · Green Shoots in Cyclical Sector Employment
中文标题
美国利率策略日报 · 周期性行业就业显现绿芽
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
SMBC's US Rates Strategy Daily argues that cyclical-sector payrolls, which fell in 2024 and 2025, are now accelerating, pointing to a brighter labor market and growth outlook. The firm says this stabilization, alongside median wage growth realigning with labor demand, is likely removing a key source of economy-wide disinflationary pressure. For next Friday's employment report, SMBC forecasts +67k headline NFP, +74k private NFP and 4.1% unemployment.
- Institution
- SMBC
- Published
- 09/24/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- 2026
Key arguments
- Cyclical labor market sectors are accelerating after declining in 2024 and 2025, implying a brighter broader labor market and growth outlook.
- Median wage growth may be realigning with labor demand, likely removing a key source of economy-wide disinflationary pressure.
- The stabilization is partly due to the cyclical sectors of the labor market, which are particularly sensitive to GDP growth.
- Cyclical sectors include administration and support, waste management and remediation, financial activities, information services, transportation and warehousing, retail and wholesale trade, manufacturing, construction, and leisure and hospitality.
Key numbers
- Headline NFP forecast
- +67k
- Private NFP forecast
- +74k
- Unemployment rate forecast
- 4.1%
Main risks
- Forecasts are based on assumptions and actual events may differ materially from those presented.
- The document relies on third-party and public information without independent verification of accuracy or completeness.
- Forward-looking statements are not guaranteed to materialize and no representation is made regarding future performance.
Corresponding source evidence
US Rates Strategy Daily September 24, 2026 Troy Ludtka, US Economics troy.ludtka@smbcnikko-si.com 1 212-224-5483 Green Shoots in Cyclical Sector Employment Yesterday we discussed how median wage growth may be realigning with the level of labor demand, which, in turn, is likely to remove a key source of economy-wide disinflationary pressure.
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