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No jobs report leaves Fed flying blind. Markets still expect rate cuts.


Federal Reserve officials are officially flying blind as a government shutdown precluded Friday's release of a key monthly jobs report, arguably the most important data needed to make a decision about ... Read More

Bond Traders Say Rally Hinges on Jobs Data at Risk From Shutdown


The big question for bond investors in the days ahead is whether the monthly US jobs report will shake their already-wavering conviction in another Federal Reserve interest-rate cut as soon as October ... Read More

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Traders have even greater expectations for a December Fed rate cut after seeing a historically unreliable jobs report


Data released on Wednesday showed private-sector jobs unexpectedly falling in September, raising expectations for preemptive-style interest-rate cuts in both October and December. Wednesday's ... Read More

Fed can address job market weakness with normal-sized rate cuts, Waller tells CNBC


Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Friday that private data shows the job market remains weak and buttresses the case for further interest rate cuts, but added the U.S. central bank ... Read More

What To Expect in Markets This Week: September Jobs Report, Fed Speakers, Earnings From Nike, Carnival


Is the labor market as bad as the Federal Reserve thinks? We'll know more on Friday, when September's employment report is expected to shed fresh light on the economy for workers as Fed officials ... Read More

Bond market focuses on jobs data as Fed cut bets waver


Bond investors are bracing for this week’s U.S. employment report, which could determine whether expectations for another Federal Reserve rate cut in late October hold up, Bloomberg News reported ... Read More

A major jobs report, key consumer data, and Fed commentary: Here's everything on tap for markets this week


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The September jobs report is delayed by the government shutdown - what was it expected to show?


The ongoing partial government shutdown prevented the Labor Department from releasing the anticipated September jobs report as scheduled on Friday, causing economic data watchers to turn their ... Read More

What To Expect From the September Jobs Report This Week


The highly anticipated September employment report, due to be released Friday, is expected to show that U.S. employers added 45,000 jobs in September, up from 22,000 in August according to forecasts. Read More

Traders have even greater expectations for a December Fed rate cut after seeing a historically unreliable jobs report


Wednesday’s shockingly disappointing private-sector jobs report for September was taken by investors and traders as another sign of a substantially deteriorating U.S. labor market that reinforces the ... Read More


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