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Surprise Surge: May Job Openings Reach 8.14M, Beating Forecast
Thanksgiving's Inflation Rate Is Way Higher Than What Government Says: These Statistics Contradict Biden's Claims
Friday's Jobs Number Could All But Guarantee The Federal Reserve Takes Its Foot Off The Gas On Inflation
Thanksgiving's Inflation Rate Is Way Higher Than What Government Says: These Statistics Contradict Biden's Claims
Friday's Jobs Number Could All But Guarantee The Federal Reserve Takes Its Foot Off The Gas On Inflation
Jobs Report To Come In Strong On Friday: Here's Why The Stock Market Won't Like It
The Federal Reserve's Preferred Inflation Data Just Cooled And Risk Assets Are Flying: What's The Fed's Next Move?

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Prices Too High? This Is Where Americans Are Turning For Relief
With inflation in the U.S. reaching historic highs, many consumers are looking for strategies to curb its impact on their monthly balances.
US Producer Prices Fall For First Time In 2 Years: What Investors Need To Know
U.S. producer prices fell last month for the first time since early 2020 on the back of lower energy costs.
Unemployment Rate Reaches Lowest Level Of Pandemic: What You Need To Know
Employment rose by almost 950,000 jobs in July and the unemployment rate dropped by 0.5%, according to Friday's Bureau of Labor Statistics report. That leaves the unemployment rate at 5.4%, the lowest it's been since the pandemic began in America in March 2020.
Employment Follow: A Strong Month For The Logistics Sector
The employment report released Friday morning reflects a trucking and logistics sector whose employment levels are starting to reflect the hefty activity evidenced in other data points.
Breaking News: Trucking Jobs Rose By 8,100 In June
(Correcting earlier rate of change). Trucking jobs in the U.S. rose by 8,100 jobs in June but there were 18,000 jobs less in the sector than they were in June 2019, according to the monthly employment report of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
U.S. Policy Responses To Labor Market Distress
The unemployment data tells the story of the economic damage in the United States better than any other data, and the numbers are overwhelming. In the monthly employment reports, over 20 million jobs were reported as lost in April 2020, and the unemployment rate was reported as a dismal 14.7%.
Why 25 Million Americans Didn't Make The Leap To Self-Employment
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