Jobs Report

US Economy Adds Only 12,000 Jobs In October, Sharply Misses Estimates As Hurricanes, Strikes Pummel Hiring
Jobs Report Preview: Could October Nonfarm Payrolls Defy Hurricane Disruptions, Strikes And Election Uncertainty?
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Jobs Report Preview: Could October Nonfarm Payrolls Defy Hurricane Disruptions, Strikes And Election Uncertainty?
Harris Vs. Trump: Vice President Hits Record Lead In 2024 Election Poll, But Independent Voters Could Be Worrisome
AI Stocks Ripping, Barn Burner Jobs Report - Could Powell Be Wrong?
'Blowout' September Jobs Report Spurs Reactions: 6 Economists Say Aggressive Fed Rate Cuts May Face Obstacles

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Mother Of All Reports Disappoints Both Bulls And Bears – Critical Waller Remarks Ahead
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Wall Street Sighs In Relief As August Jobs Numbers Ease Recession Fears: Small Caps Outperform, Dollar Trims Weekly Losses
The August jobs report calmed recession fears on Wall Street, as the U.S. economy added 142,000 nonfarm payrolls, with lower unemployment and wage growth.
Nvidia Beaten By Clorox, Mother Of All Reports Ahead
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Private Employment Grows By 99,000 In August, Sharply Misses Forecasts Of 140,000: 'The Labor Market Overall Is Softening'
Private sector job growth slows in August, adding 99,000 jobs compared to 111,000 in July and falling short of predicted 140,000. Wage growth stabilizes.
Unemployment Flashes Recession Warning Signs: Why Some Experts Say This Time Is Different
July jobs report shows weak data leading to a market sell-off, but experts believe it's not a sign of an impending recession. Goldman Sachs raised U.S. recession odds to 25%, but say the July numbers may not be indicative of a larger trend.
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Magnificent 7 Lose Over $300B As Volatility Index Surges, Traders Question Fed's Timing: What's Driving Markets Friday?
Wall Street is experiencing a sharp decline on the last trading day of the week, with all indices in the red at noon in New York, as a cooler-than-expected July jobs report rattled risk sentiment and sparked concerns that the Federal Reserve may have erred in delaying a
Market Turmoil: July Jobs Report, Geopolitical Risks Spark Stock Sell-Off As Traders Flee To Treasuries, Yen, Gold
Global markets continued to decline due to weaker U.S. jobs data, prompting concerns for the Federal Reserve and increasing likelihood of a larger rate cut in September.
Weekly Jobless Claims Rise To 2024 High: Is The Number Signal Or Noise Ahead Of Friday's Jobs Report?
The U.S. Department of Labor released its weekly jobless claims report on Thursday, returning numbers worse than expected.
If Unemployment Rises To 4.2% In July, It Would Trigger This Key Recessionary Indicator
July jobs report could signal recessionary territory, Sahm Rule close to triggering, Fed may cut rates. Sahm dismisses rule's implications.
Private Employers Add 150,000 Jobs In June, Less Than Expected: Job Growth 'Solid, But Not Broad-Based'
Pace of U.S. job creation falls short in June, suggesting slight easing in labor market conditions. ADP report provides early snapshot of employment trends.
Fed Meeting Preview: Economists Predict Steady Rates In June, Fewer Cuts Ahead
Fed to keep rates steady in June, focusing on economic projections. Market expects 4 cuts by 2025, but analysts see only 1 in 2024 due to strong job data and inflation concerns.
Stocks Hit Record Highs, Central Banks Cut Rates, Tight US Jobs Report Dampens Fed Easing Hopes: This Week In The Market
US stock market continues bull market rally, tech sector leads gains, Nvidia hits $3 trillion valuation, labor market tightens, Robinhood acquires Bitstamp, Apple's WWDC 2024 event awaited.
Stocks Reclaim Record Highs As Jobs Data Fuels Growth Optimism; Gold, Bonds Tumble As Yields Rise: What's Driving Markets Friday?
Wall Street returned to reclaim record highs on Friday after a stronger-than-expected jobs report.
Smart Money Trims Stocks On Strong Jobs Report - Raise Hedges, China Stops Buying Gold
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Blowout May Jobs Data 'Closes The Door On A July Rate Cut': 6 Economists Make Best Guesses On Fed's Next Move
US labor market resilient in May with a surge of 272,000 nonfarm payrolls, exceeding forecast of 180,000. Unemployment rate rose to 4%, wages up 4.1%.
Wall Street Reacts To Hot Jobs Report: Stocks Swing As Traders Abandon July Rate Cut Hopes
May labor market report: strong job gains and wage growth, reduces chances of rate cut. Interest-rate sensitive sectors underperform. Top risers: APD, URI, LLY, HUBB, ADP. Top losers: GEN, SHW, FCX, AMT.
Job Market Booms In May: Payrolls Surge More Than Expected, Wages Increase
U.S. labor market beats expectations with 272,000 jobs added in May and 4.1% wage growth. Rising yields and dollar, futures down.
Are More Americans Looking For A Job? Here's What The Next Employment Report Might Show
U.S. labor market shows signs of slowdown, with fewer job openings and weaker hiring in May.
Bond Market Rallies As Recession Worries Mount, Rate Cut Bets Gain Steam Ahead Of Jobs Data
Long-term U.S. Treasuries rally on soft economic data, leading to expectations of Fed rate cut in Sept. Popular TLT ETF breaks key downtrend & 50-day MA, while other bond ETFs see even higher gains.
April CPI is 3.4%
Today, we got the April Consumer Price Index (CPI) report which showed an overall increase of 3.4% unadjusted in the last year and 0.3% vs last month. That’s slightly below last month’s 3.5%  and in-line with expectations of 3.4%. The 0.3% monthly increase was below the 0.4% expected, but still annualizes to 3.7%.
Unemployment Claims Surge More Than Expected, Hit 8-Month Peak: Dollar Falls As Traders Bet On Rate Cuts
Unemployment claims rose unexpectedly, signaling weakening labor market. This news caused US Dollar to drop and rate cut expectations to rise.
Jobs Growth Slows, Unemployment Ticks Up, Wage Increase Cools: 'The Market Should Love This Report'

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