We got the
monthly jobs report out this morning and that came in below expectations, helping to keep rates on the low side for the week.
The problem with these sorts
of job reports is that there is just too much noise and not enough signal.
The Mortgage Reporter noted strong employment growth will likely also drive up interest rates while a
weak job report will keep rates low.
Monthly data released this week of course included the
positive jobs report and the big decline in the unemployment rate.
The overall youth unemployment rate was 12 per cent, little changed from
previous jobs reports, as more young people participated in the labour market.
Individuals in
extreme jobs report negative repercussions for their physical and mental health, personal and family relationships, and home life.
Within the dashboard, you can also access your
active jobs report to see the current postings you have open by category and locations.
It's not unexpected for the week following the
monthly jobs report to be a dull one, so I can't say I didn't see it coming.
According to the
latest jobs report, the number has increased by about a quarter of a million.
While
recent jobs reports have been positive in terms of job growth and lower unemployment, wage growth has been described as sluggish.
With the economic recovery and
positive jobs reports, another key area that has seen an uptick is business travel.
Squawk Box Live in Europe watched how markets react following a solid U.S.
jobs report on Friday.
Indeed, the 10 - year Treasury yield hit a four - year high on Friday after the latest monthly
U.S. jobs report showed solid wage gains, effectively confirming an expected rate increase at the Federal Reserves next meeting, in March.
Workers got the first signs of good news in November when the October
jobs report showed the largest increase in hourly earnings since the Great Recession — 2.5 percent.
Investors are also looking forward to the release of the U.S.
jobs report for April tomorrow morning.
The greenback struggles to sustain a bid after that
disappointing jobs report on Friday helped to lower expectations for aggressive rate hikes from the Fed.
When the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the
September jobs report on Friday, experts are predicting the addition of 190,000 to 200,000 new jobs — a figure that would keep the unemployment rate at around 5.1 %.
I concluded last month's Event Preview for Canada's
August jobs report by noting that probability seems skewed more towards an upside since economists have a rather strong historical tendency to undershoot their guesstimates for net employment change in the August period.
While the rate hike knocked gold, the chances of more coming in the near - term fell after the disappointing
January jobs report.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the
March jobs report on April 6, revealing the U.S. economy only added 120,000 new jobs in March while the unemployment rate held more or less steady.
A surprisingly bad U.S.
jobs report in early April could not spoil the party.
Many market watchers interpreted the September U.S.
jobs report as a bit of a disappointment, as jobs growth came in slightly weaker than expected.
For Cramer, Friday's unexpectedly strong
jobs report numbers validated the strength of the high - flying stock market.
A series of positive signs from the economy — from healthy retail sales to a housing recovery that seems to be gaining traction — and a surprisingly strong February
jobs report didn't convince the Fed it was time to rein - in the monetary stimulus.
TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: AMTD)'s chief strategist JJ Kinahan took a few minutes out of his day to talk about Friday's
jobs report with Benzinga.
Despite another bumper
US jobs report for November and steep decline in the iron ore price, the Australian dollar has opened the week above the 73 cent level.
A strong
June jobs report helped people realize that Brexit should have little impact on the U.S. economy, jobs, or real estate.
The recent
July jobs report showing the strongest nonfarm payroll gain in five months should help to ease consumers» fear that the economic expansion is faltering.
A disappointing
jobs report last week revealed that new jobs hit a five - year low in May.
BlackRock fixed - income chief Rick Rieder says this morning's disappointing
December jobs report underscores the structural nature of an unemployment situation that's beyond the control of the Federal Reserve.
Stocks and bonds have been in a tug - of - war since a blowout
jobs report early this month sent Treasury yields spiking, raising the specter of higher interest rates to come.
Today, Rep. Joe Crowley (D - Queens, the Bronx), Vice Chair of the Democratic Caucus, issued the following statement on the Department of Labor's
February jobs report which found that 288,000 new jobs were created and unemployment dropped to 5.5.
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