Unemployment

Federal Reserve Is 'Gaslighting The Public,' Warns Expert As Richmond Fed President Says 'Inflation Expectations Have Loosened, Not De-Anchored'
US Economy Adds Fewer Than Expected Jobs In January, Unemployment Rate Slows, Wage Growth Spikes (UPDATED)
Retail Sales Disappoint, Jobless Claims Rise: Is US Consumer Losing Steam?
US Economy Adds Fewer Than Expected Jobs In January, Unemployment Rate Slows, Wage Growth Spikes (UPDATED)
Retail Sales Disappoint, Jobless Claims Rise: Is US Consumer Losing Steam?
Dollar Soars To 27-Month Highs, 30-Year Yields Hit 5%, Stocks Tumble As Jobs Report, Oil Spike Darken Fed's Interest Rate Cut Hopes
US Economy Adds 256,000 Payrolls In December, Tight Labor Market Tops Forecasts: Dollar, Treasury Yields Spike

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US Economy Adds Only 12,000 Jobs In October, Sharply Misses Estimates As Hurricanes, Strikes Pummel Hiring
Hurricane, strikes and more almost entirely erase U.S. jobs growth in October. Unemployment rate holds steady at 4.1%.
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Jobs Report Preview: Could October Nonfarm Payrolls Defy Hurricane Disruptions, Strikes And Election Uncertainty?
Economists expect a deceleration in jobs growth. Recent data shows private payroll growth, offering the potential for positive surprises.
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US Economy Grows Less Than Expected In Q3, Yet Private Employment Soars By 233,000 In October
US economy grew at 2.8% in Q3, below expectations. ADP report shows strong job growth in October, indicating resilient hiring despite recent challenges.
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September Retail Sales Exceed Estimates, Jobless Claims Fall More Than Expected
Retail sales exceeded expectations in Sept, indicating strong consumer spending & positive economic growth. Labor market saw slight increase in jobless claims.
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Tech, Consumer Discretionary Stocks Fall, Utilities Sector Outperforms On Surprisingly High Inflation, Jobless Claims Data
Hotter-than-expected inflation & jump in jobless claims weigh on stocks. Tech & consumer discretionary down, utilities up. Inflation dips but core rises.
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September Inflation Hotter Than Expected, Jobless Claims Spike The Most In Over A Year, Clouding Fed's Interest Rate Outlook (UPDATED)
Editor’s note: This story has been updated with additional details. The U.S. inflation rate extended its decline in September for the sixth consecutive month, though the pace was slower than economists had anticipated, and core inflation saw an unexpected rise.
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US Economy Adds 254,000 New Jobs In September, Smashes Expectations: Unemployment Falls, Wages Increase (UPDATED)
US labor market shows signs of strength in September jobs report, with 254,000 nonfarm payroll jobs added, surpassing forecasts and boosting optimism.
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Jobs Report Preview: Could September Labor Data Shift Fed's Interest Rate Path?
A look at the estimates and what experts are saying about the September jobs report and how it could impact future interest rate cuts.
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Jobs Report In Focus: Will Slower Growth Push The Fed Toward November Interest Rate Cut?
The labor market expected to show modest growth of 140,000 jobs in Friday's report. Pay gains slowed, potentially affecting Fed policy. October looks strong for markets.
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Ed Yardeni Points Out Skills Mismatch In Labor Market Amid Federal Reserve's Focus On Reducing Unemployment: 'We Have A Lot Of Work To Do...'
Yardeni argued that the current low unemployment rate is not necessarily indicative of a healthy labor market,
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Weekly Jobless Claims Lower Than Expected, Suggesting Labor Market Strength: Wall Street Set For Higher Open
US economy grew 3% in Q2, matching prior estimate. Jobless claims down, indicating improved labor market. Futures up in premarket trading.
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Producer Inflation Slows To 1.7% Yearly In August, Jobless Claims Align With Expectations
US producer price pressures ease in Aug, slowest YoY increase since Feb. PPI shows deceleration, core inflation stable. Labor data aligns with expectations.
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Biden Administration Says Unemployment Is Low — But Do Americans See It That Way?
Despite a reported drop in the unemployment rate to 4.2%, Google Trends data shows waning public concern, raising questions about the true state of the labor market and the reliability of official economic indicators among Americans.
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Treasury Yields Plunge, TLT ETF Tops $100, VIX Spikes As 50-Basis-Point Rate Cut Odds Soar In Response To Jobs Data
The U.S. Treasury market rallies on weak job data, boosting odds of Fed rate cuts. Yields fall and curve normalizes, triggering market reactions.
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Friday's Jobs Report Is 'The Moment We've All Been Waiting For,' Economist Says
Per the latest jobs data, unemployment may lead to 0.25% rate cut instead of 0.50%. The economy added 142,000 nonfarm payrolls in August.
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Job Creation Falls Short Of Expectations In August, Unemployment Rate Ticks Lower, Wage Growth Soars
US labor market cools in Aug, adding 142,000 jobs, easing recession fears from July. Unemployment rate softens, wages rise. Fed rate cut likely.
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Fed Rate Cut of 0.5% 'Wouldn't Be A Surprise' After Private Payrolls Fall Short, Economist Says
ADP report: 99,000 jobs added in August, possibly signaling softer payroll report and 0.50% rate cut by Federal Reserve later this month.
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Gold Rallies, Yen Surges, Treasury Yields Fall As Disappointing Payrolls Data Supports Large Rate-Cut Bets
U.S. employment growth lower in August triggered interest rate-sensitive asset rallies, while pushing Treasury yields down and increasing 50-basis-point Fed rate cut bets.
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