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Why the Fed might need to 'get on with it' and cut rates
Yahoo Finance· 25 minutes agoThe latest round of monthly data has some economists worried it won't come soon enough. On Tuesday,...
Britain’s jobs market could be ‘canary in the coalmine,’ top economist says
Market Watch· 2 days agoThe Bank of England risks sparking widespread layoffs by holding interest rates at long-time highs,...
Economist: 'Lower inflation' still means sky-high costs all around
Arizona Daily Sun· 7 days agoIn response to a Consumer Price Index report released Wednesday, numerous reports suggested “overall...
The Bowtie Economist: Historic economic factors leaning toward mild recession
Community Impact· 1 day agoElliot Eisenburg, an internationally acclaimed economist and public speaker, gave a presentation...
The job market has 3 weak spots that could bring steeper Fed rate cuts, Goldman Sachs says
Business Insider via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoThat's largely affected new workers entering the job market. Just 10%-15% of new labor market...
Jerome Powell 'Playing With Fire,' Says Recession Rule Creator Claudia Sahm About Fed's Inaction On...
Benzinga· 8 hours agoEconomist Claudia Sahm cautioned that the Federal Reserve’s reluctance to cut interest rates could...
The job market is strong but competitive, says economist—how to land a role right now
NBC New York· 6 days agoThe labor market is cooling, but this slowdown doesn't equate to an easier hunt for job seekers. Job...
How immigrants are helping to keep job growth hot while inflation cools
NBC Universal via AOL· 2 days agoImmigration — both authorized and unauthorized — has helped the U.S. job market sustain a fiery run...
Why Gen Z college graduates are having a harder time finding jobs in a strong labor market
Business Insider via Yahoo Finance· 1 day ago"The labor market remains strong overall, though with some soft spots, most notably the low hiring...
Goldman Sees US Jobs at Inflection Point, Sticks to Two Cut Call
Bloomberg· 1 day agoThe US labor market stands at an “inflection point” where any further softness in demand for workers...