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The Delayed September Jobs Report Is Out. Here's What It Means for the Fed


The September jobs report, delayed from its initial October 3 release date due to the record-long government shutdown, came in higher than expected. This is bad news for those who want the Federal ... Read More

September jobs report puts the Fed in a 'will they, won't they, and should they?' spot


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Long-delayed September jobs report is not the only thing investors are waiting for this week


Investors will be looking to the minutes of the Federal Reserve's Oct. 28-29 meeting on Wednesday for clues on policymakers' willingness to cut interest rates next month and on their assessment of ... Read More

Bond Traders Brace for Jobs Report as Fed Rate-Cut Bets Crumble


Bond investors are zeroing in on Thursday’s US labor market report, which is expected to either kill or rekindle waning expectations for a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut next month. Read More

How Much Will This Week's Delayed Jobs Report Matter?


The jobs report (for September) will be released on Thursday. It is the first major econ data to re-appear after the shutdown. Notably, that's because it was ready to publish at the time of the ... Read More

'Stale' September jobs data is mixed news for a divided Fed


The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected in September, but a rise in the unemployment rate and downward revisions to prior months still presented an ambiguous picture for Federal Reserve ... Read More

U.S. adds stunning 119,000 jobs in September; unemployment rate at 4.4%


The U.S. added 119,000 new jobs in September after a long delay, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The release came after the 44‑day government ... Read More

What to expect from US jobs report after lengthy data blackout?


Economists are predicting that 50,000 employees were hired in September, a slow improvement from August. The jobs report will be the final complete monthly update before the Fed's interest rate ... Read More

September Jobs Report, Fed October Minutes in Focus This Week; Kugler Left Fed After Disclosure of Trades


September Jobs Report, Fed October Minutes in Focus This Week; Kugler Left Fed After Disclosure of Trades By Vicky Ge Huang Now that the longest ever U.S. government shutdown has finally ended, ... Read More

Delayed September jobs report to be published next Thursday


The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday said the delayed September nonfarm payrolls report will be published on November 20 at 0830 ET. The highly anticipated report was put on hold after the ... Read More

The unemployment rate rose in September even as businesses added jobs


Employers added a solid 119,000 jobs in September, defying expectations and at least temporarily soothing some concerns about the strength of the labor market t ... Read More

Stock Market News for Nov 18, 2025


U.S. stocks ended sharply lower on Monday, dragged down once again by tech stocks, as investors awaited the key September jobs report and quarterly results from semiconductor giant NVIDIA later this ... Read More


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