There has been significant job growth across various sectors, indicating a resilient labor market and low recession risks.

By contrast, on October 4 a new jobs report came out that was red “hot”. Jobs increased by 254,000, soundly beating ...

The stakes for this week's consumer inflation report are higher after last week's red-hot jobs report, BofA says.

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Following Friday’s jobs data, Bank of America analysts changed their call for the November Fed meeting. They now expect ...

Investors were once again resetting on Monday after last week's strong jobs report upended the market's predictions about how ...

You don’t always see a monthly jobs report making big headlines, but Friday’s blockbuster announcement of stronger than ...

Survey data back up what the government figures show. The Conference Board asks people every month whether jobs are plentiful ...

"We can't rule out 'higher for longer' making a comeback this winter," Yardeni Research said of the strong jobs report and ...

A hotter-than-expected September jobs report has investors once again focused on whether things may be too hot for the Fed to keep cutting interest rates.

The reverberations from a blowout U.S. employment number could threaten an assortment of trades predicated on falling ...

The September employment report, which showed 254,000 new jobs created, "was strong enough across the board to completely change the macro narrative in the Treasury market," said FHN Financial ...