The quits rate hit 1.9% — the lowest in a decade — as 7.3M openings, a frozen labor force, and 349K needed construction workers reveal a market that...
U.S. markets are closed for Labor Day, but this week delivers the final inflation data before the Fed's September meeting. PPI Thursday, CPI Friday —...
August payrolls surged by 162,000 — triple the consensus — as upward revisions erased July's losses. The labor market isn't cracking. Next week's CPI...
The U.S. trade deficit widened 20% to $88.6B in July as imports surged. Productivity revised up to 1.4%, unit labor costs fell to 1.2%, and job cuts...
Private employers added just 38,000 jobs in August — a 9,000 miss below consensus and the slowest month since January. Manufacturing shed 17,000....
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI slips to 53.2 as factory expansion cools. ISM and JOLTS data at 10 a.m. could confirm — or complicate — the picture.
LFPR hits 61.4%, the lowest non-pandemic rate since 1976. 7.4M job openings face a shrinking workforce. Inside the numbers on who's leaving, why, and...
Chicago PMI plunged to 47.1 and consumer sentiment confirmed its slump at 51.7, but year-ahead inflation expectations eased to 4.0% — a mixed hand on...
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole keynote lands Friday, with inflation at 3.4%, the 30-year at 5.31%, and claims at 203K.
Q2 GDP held at 1.5%, but corporate profits surged $400.9B and inflation was revised up to 5.3% — a tricky setup for Warsh at Jackson Hole.