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What to Expect From Next Week's Fed Meeting on Interest Rates
Investopedia· 21 hours agoThe Fed is keeping interest rates high to stifle inflation, at the cost of cooling the economy, and...
American-Born Workers Are Getting Killed In Biden’s Economy. Here’s Why
IJR· 8 hours agoThe number of foreign-born workers employed in the U.S. rose by 637,000 in the last year to nearly 30.9 million, while the number < ...
US job openings drop in April, as labor market normalizes - CUInsight
CUInsight.com· 3 days agoU.S. job openings fell more than expected in April, pushing the number of available jobs per...
Here's what to expect from Friday's big jobs report
NBC Chicago· 1 day agoEconomists expect the Bureau of Labor Statistics to report Friday that the U.S
Job Market Bounced Back in May With a Vengeance—And an Asterisk
Investopedia· 21 hours agoThe U.S. economy added 272,000 jobs in May, surging from a downwardly revised 165,000 in April and...
U.S. job market remains hot, adds 272,000 positions in May
AOL· 14 hours agoThe U.S. economy added 272,000 jobs in May, bringing good news for workers but potentially complicating the Federal Reserve's ongoing ...
U.S. unemployment rate rises even as labor market adds more jobs than expected
McComb Enterprise-Journal· 11 hours agoThe latest labor reports are a mixed bag as inflation, high interest rates, and increased cost of goods directly impacting consumers ...
U.S. job creation exceeds forecasts, signals delays in rate cuts - HousingWire
HousingWire· 13 hours agoThis means that mortgage rates are likely to be higher for even longer than previously expected. The...
The jobs report will ‘lead to continued controversy,’ leaving Jerome Powell in wait-and-see mode and...
Fortune via AOL· 11 hours agoZipRecruiter’s chief economist says the latest jobs report “delivers a kind of hazy, mixed picture”...
Maddow Blog | Robust job growth in May once again exceeds expectations
MSNBC via Yahoo News· 13 hours agoThe unemployment rate, meanwhile, inched a little...new report, climbing to 4% from 3.9%. That’s...