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

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In September 2024, the Federal Reserve made a surprising move by slashing interest rates by 50 basis points—a bigger cut than ...

Experts adjusted their views on Federal Reserve interest-rate policy after September’s stronger-than-expected jobs report.

Friday's blockbuster jobs report reinforced the surprising increase in mortgage rates, since economic strength means less ...

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.

With recent, stronger jobs data markets expect the remaining cuts of 2024 to be 0.25% moves as chance of 0.5% cut fades.

After worries that the U.S. economy may end up in a recession or a so-called hard landing, the financial-market debate has recently shifted to the potential of a "no landing" outcome, sparked by a ...

After a lengthy decline fueled by lower inflation and a cooling labor market, mortgage rates appear to have bottomed out for now.

New York Fed President John Williams said Tuesday he wants to maintain the strength seen in the labor market and the economy. "I don't want to see the economy weaken," Williams said, in an interview ...

Treasury yields lose momentum but still record some gains in the long end of the curve, as the repricing that followed September's jobs report seems to stabilize. The first auction of three-year Treas ...

John Williams: This was a very good report. Unemployment is around 4 per cent, we’re seeing very good job growth, and I think it is consistent with what we’ve been seeing with some other indicators, ...