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May US Jobs Report: 272,000 Rise in Payrolls, Much Stronger Than Forecast
Unemployment rate ticked up to 4.0%
May Jobs Report Forecasts Predict Healthy but Moderating Hiring Gains
What a slowdown in jobs growth could mean for interest rates.
Markets Brief: Friday’s Job Report in Focus
Plus: Small stocks as takeover candidates, private capital is booming, and value stocks outperform
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Why Immigration Has Boosted Job Gains and the Economy
Immigrants helped ease wage pressures and propped up spending.
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Job Gains Slow In April, but Too Soon to Say the Trend Has Changed
Despite a softer jobs report, Fed is seen as needing more evidence before accelerating rate cuts.
April US Jobs Report: 175,000 Rise in Payrolls, Smaller Than Expected
Unemployment rate edged up to 3.9%.
April Jobs Report Forecasts Predict Still-Strong Hiring
With inflation sticky, continued gains in hiring will likely keep Fed rate cuts on hold.
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Why We Expect the Job Market’s Slowdown to Renew in 2024
Our latest economic forecast for job growth, wage growth, and labor force participation.
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Despite Strong Jobs Report, Fed Still Seen on Track to Cut Rates
Inflation data will be key to when the Fed will lower rates.
March US Jobs Report: 303,000 Rise In Payrolls, Stronger Than Expected
Unemployment rate edged down to 3.8%.
March Jobs Report Forecasts Show Still-Strong but Slowing Hiring Gains
Fed still seen cutting rates in June.
Why the February Jobs Report Shows Solid—But Not ‘Hot’—Hiring Gains
Fed interest rate cuts still expected for June.
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February U.S. Jobs Report: 275,000 Rise in Payrolls, Above Expectations
January’s big job gain revised down as unemployment rate increases to 3.9%.
Forecasts for February Jobs Report Show Continued Strong Growth
Economists say January’s big jump in hiring was distorted, expect a return to trend.
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Work Doesn’t Have to End When You Retire
The importance of productive relationships and working with others to find a renewed sense of purpose.