Moonrise after sunrise but moonset before sunset? Today (1/24/2020) for Boston MA timeanddate.com lists the following four times:


Sunrise  7:05 AM
Moonrise 7:06 AM
Moonset  4:33 PM
Sunset   4:47 PM


Now, if moonrise is after sunrise, I'd have thought the "new moon" conjunction already happened. But since moonset is before sunset, I'd think it hasn't happened yet.

What gives? Is this a rounding error? Usually the moon "moves" across the sky "slower" than the sun does (as in a solar eclipse where the moon moves from west to east back across the sun).
Right now, the moon is south of the ecliptic (for those of us in the northern hemisphere).  This means it encounters the horizon before the sun.