NEW YORK (Reuters) -Next week's U.S. jobs data may need to tread a fine line for Wall Street, revealing a cooling labor market that supports further interest rate cuts without fueling fears about a ...
After a brief pop on Friday, stock prices fell in response to the weak employment report. The report makes a rate cut from the Fed more likely later this month. A recession is also becoming an ...
The government shutdown, stubborn inflation and a weak jobs market have yet to derail record stock market gains on Wall ...
In August, only a meager 22,000 new jobs were created. That followed a weaker-than-expected July report, when 79,000 jobs ...