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Money market funds have ballooned to record size | US jobs data holds a rate-hike clue | Hi {NAME},

Money market funds have ballooned to record size | US jobs data holds a rate-hike clue | [Finimize]( Hi {NAME}, here's what you need to know for April 7th in 3:09 minutes. 🪺 We’ve got two back-to-back public holidays here at Finimize HQ, so try not to miss us too much while we chow down on Easter eggs. Absence makes the heart grow fonder, after all – so you should be well and truly smitten by the time we hit your inbox again on April 12th. Today's big stories - Friday’s US jobs data could be a big, tantalizing clue to the Fed’s next move - Our analyst broke down Microsoft’s fundamentals in just five steps – [Read Now]( - Investors are plowing cash into money market funds like there’s no tomorrow Hike And Seek [Hike And Seek] What’s Going On Here? Friday's US jobs data could help spy out any upcoming interest rate moves. What Does This Mean? The monthly jobs report is always a hot topic for economists, and that's no wonder: when businesses thrive and up their headcounts, it usually means the sun’s shining on the economy too. And lately the jobs market has been sizzling – but there's a catch: pesky wage growth that adds fuel to inflation’s fire. That's been a headache for the Federal Reserve (the Fed) in its battle against price rises. So with economists predicting that nearly 250,000 jobs were added last month, keep an eye on how Friday's real numbers stack up: they might offer an insight into the Fed's next move. Why Should I Care? For markets: Expecting the expected. The labor market has shown signs of cooling off, mind you, with data out this week [revealing]( that February had the fewest job vacancies since 2021. Given that companies often freeze hiring before layoffs, that could hint at changes in the broader jobs market. If that’s the case, and if Friday's numbers do miss expectations, the Fed might hold off on raising rates to avoid the risk of triggering an outright recession. In fact, ever since the job openings data came out, markets have been [betting]( the Fed won’t hike rates at all next month. The bigger picture: One hike to end them all. If job growth does exceed expectations again, another 0.25-percentage-point hike could be on the table. But the Fed’s already dropped some serious hints that rate hikes are nearing their end, [forecasting]( that it’ll fire off just one more volley this year. And with all the recent banking turmoil, anything bigger seems unlikely, unless the job numbers are truly jaw-dropping. The real risk, then, could be the Fed keeping rates high for longer than investors expect – which could hit corporate profits and stocks hard in the long run. You might also like: [Even if interest rates push higher, stocks could do just fine.]( Copy to share story: [( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? Let us know and we'll mention it when we reply.&noapp=true&subject=Hike And Seek&utm_campaign=daily-global-07-04-2023&utm_source=email) Analyst Take Watch An Analyst Value Microsoft’s Shares In Five Simple Steps [Watch An Analyst Value Microsoft’s Shares In Five Simple Steps]( [Photo of Carl Hazeley] Carl Hazeley, Analyst You could spend months [researching a stock](, devouring thousands of reports and running statistical analyses that PhD candidates have never heard of. But it doesn’t have to be like that: my fellow analyst Paul recently put together [a five-step template]( that helps you [estimate any stock’s forward-looking figures]( in one simple process. I’m going to give it a whirl with [Microsoft](, given that its stock’s been on a nice run recently. If all goes well, I should come away with a decent understanding of [what’s driven the second-biggest software giant’s past performance]( – and whether that’ll continue in the future. So that’s today’s Insight: [how I broke down Microsoft’s fundamentals in five steps, and what that tells me about the stock’s future](. [Read or listen to the Insight here]( Meet your future community Let’s face it, even the best brands need a little push to [reach the right audience](. Our [one-million-strong community of modern investors]( is clever, clued-in, and keen to learn. In short, they’re exactly the type of folk you want to reach. So whether you’re an established brand, scaleup, or startup, [our promotional campaigns]( can help you reach the right audience at the right time. Your tailored campaign will make the most of all the Finimize channels, including live event and Summit showcases, social media blasts, and curated newsletter placements – [yup, right here](. Introduce yourself to your future community with Finimize. [Get In Touch]( Money Market Cash-cade [Money Market Cash-cade] What’s Going On Here? A wave of cash is flowing into money market funds – and it could be set to keep rolling in. What Does This Mean? Money market funds are a kind of financial lifeboat, investing in low-risk assets that are easy to cash out of, like short-term government bonds. And ever since last month's banking crisis rocked confidence in bank deposits, investors have been clambering into those lifeboats at record speed. Plus, funds like these tick the "returns" box too – rising with the tide of interest rate hikes better than deposit accounts do. No wonder over $300 billion poured into them in just three weeks, then, swelling holdings to a record-breaking $5.2 trillion at the end of March. And Barclays thinks we've only just set sail, too: the firm sees another $1.5 trillion flowing into money market funds over the next year. Why Should I Care? Zooming in: Trouble with a capital T. Investors might be right to move their money. A keen-eyed economist, who predicted the global financial crisis, issued a troubling warning on Thursday – saying that even more banking issues could lie ahead, and adding to worries about deep, underlying problems in the financial system. If that does happen, hedge funds that shorted banking stocks – meaning they borrowed and then sold their shares, hoping to buy them back for less – will be in for a payday. Data out this week showed that last month’s trouble netted them over $7 billion in profit, the biggest windfall the banking sector’s given them since the financial crisis. The bigger picture: Please, not now. Another financial fiasco would spell trouble for the global economy, which is already juggling quite a few challenges. After all, the International Monetary Fund [shared]( a pretty dour outlook on Thursday, predicting global economic growth of just 3% over the next five years, as higher interest rates take their toll. That marks the most sluggish medium-term forecast since 1990, with over 90% of advanced economies set for a slowdown. You might also like: [Morgan Stanley’s five red flags for economic and stock market trouble are waving.]( Copy to share story: [( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? Let us know and we'll mention it when we reply.&noapp=true&subject=Money Market Cash-cade&utm_campaign=daily-global-07-04-2023&utm_source=email) 💬 Quote of the day “Any activity becomes creative when the doer cares about doing it right, or better.” – John Updike (an American novelist) [Tweet this]( Put your brand’s know-how in the spotlight Retail investors are constantly on the lookout for reliable, smart, and easy-to-digest information. We like to think our bite-sized, jargon-free content is what they’re looking for – but your brand’s specialist knowledge sure could help them level up too. [Finimize custom content solutions]( put your brand in the spotlight: demonstrate your expertise with jargon-free guides, and show [our million-strong community]( that they can trust your brand. Our editorial team will work with you to craft and maintain a content strategy that suits your business needs and resonates with our switched-on community, in text, audio, and video formats. [Find out more about custom content solutions](. 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