September Payrolls Miss Every Estimate, Wage Growth Slowest Since 2021
Payrolls rose just 29,000 with 60,000 in downward revisions, but household employment jumped 406,000.
Payrolls rose just 29,000 with 60,000 in downward revisions, but household employment jumped 406,000.
Investors appear to be fully pricing in the bad news as we start the fourth quarter.
There was a sharp turnaround in Asia’s top-performing sector in Q3. Here’s why that’s unlikely to last.
September job cuts fell, but hiring plans were the least for the month since 2011.
Bonds had good reasons to rally and didn’t, which benefited the AI mega caps.
ADP’s gauge of private payrolls beat expectations on a rebound in goods producers.
The problem clearly runs deeper than the next Federal Reserve meeting.
Investors have little to cheer about after five summits between the leaders.
Resist the temptation to bottom fish stocks that have no support.