Take the June jobs report of 57,000 new hires with a grain of salt. Expect an upward revision to this figure when the July data is released. … READ MORE >
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Market Minute: We expect a gain of 180,000 jobs in June
The gains will be driven by health care, education, government, leisure and hospitality, as well as the goods-producing and construction sectors. … READ MORE >
American rite of spring: Strong job gains and falling wages
Friday’s strong jobs report, which had a 4.3% unemployment rate and modest nominal wage growth, provided a fast-paced opening movement to that symphony that will be followed by a far more complex inflation report. … READ MORE >
Market Minute: Expect hiring to edge higher amid soft wage growth
We are forecasting that the jobs report for May will show an increase of 95,000 new positions with risk of a quicker pace. … READ MORE >
In April jobs report, a solid, steady and stable labor market
The economy added 115,000 jobs in April while the unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3%. … READ MORE >
Market Minute: U.S. April jobs report preview
Our forecast for the U.S. employment report for April expects an increase of 60,000 jobs and the unemployment rate to stay at 4.3%. … READ MORE >
Hiring surged in March but the underlying trend was softer
Methodological changes to the monthly estimate of the birth-death model have injected volatility into the data. … READ MORE >
Market Minute: U.S. March jobs report preview
We expect the March employment report to show an increase of 60,000 jobs with risk of a modestly stronger print when the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the data on Friday. … READ MORE >
The economy lost 92,000 jobs in February amid strikes and residual weakness
The weak February employment data puts the first dent in the low-fire, low-hire framework that has defined the American labor market. … READ MORE >
Market Minute: U.S. February jobs report preview
We forecast a net increase in total employment of 70,000 positions, supported by sustained growth in health care and private education. … READ MORE >









