End of Day Summary – 10/7/2025

Intraday News  •  October 7, 2025
Edited by Kristen Radosh & Kylie Leverenz

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US Treasuries

  • Tuesday’s range for UST 10y: 4.11% – 4.175%, closing at 4.125%
  • Tuesday’s range for UST 30y: 4.71% – 4.77%, closing at 4.725%
  • Tomorrow, Wednesday, 10/8/25: $39 billion 10y Note (Reopening)
  • Tomorrow, Wednesday, 10/8/25: FOMC Meeting Minutes

Intraday Commentary From Jim Bianco

Bloomberg: Carlyle Unveils Proprietary Data Showing Weak US Employment

Jim Bianco: ADP processes payroll for 24 million jobs and can’t get an accurate measure. Now we’re supposed to believe a universe of 700,000 Carlyle-financed companies is going to be more accurate?

What they’re missing is what is shown in the chart below. It shows the total number of jobs created since the pandemic shutdown, now 13.66 million (black line). 3.76 million (28%) are firms with fewer than 19 employees (blue). 1.89 million (14%) are firms with 20 to 49 employees (orange). Combined, 42% of jobs created since 2020 are in firms of less than 50 employees. This is not usual; between 2010 and 2020 (the end of the Great Recession to COVID), 35% of the jobs created were from firms with fewer than 50 employees.

I’m going to guess that Carlyle has very few, if any, portfolio companies with fewer than 50 employees. Job hiring skews toward smaller firms. Without a good measure of these smaller firms, such as new startups (like the so-called birth/death model), all such measures are woefully incomplete. 

The alternative jobs data is all over the place … which one is correct?
ADP Research unit publishes an estimate of private-sector payrolls based on 26 million employees. September was -32,000. Carlyle, as noted above, was 17,000 for September. Bloomberg Economics’ forecast for September nonfarm payrolls was for a 54,000 increase.

Revelio Labs makes estimates based on more than 100 million US job profiles that cover two-thirds of the US workforce. In September, Revelio reported an increase of about 60,000. 


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