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September JOLTs Job Openings in U.S. Fall to 7.443 Million

In September, U.S. JOLTs job openings dipped to 7.443 million, missing expectations of 8 million and showing a revision from 8.04 million to 7.861 million in the previous month.

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Dollar Stability Amid Upcoming U.S. Job Data and Presidential Election

The U.S. dollar has shown stability as it approaches significant employment data and the presidential election. Analyst Francesco Pesole shares insights on job market trends and dollar performance ...

economic outlookProfessor Jeremy Siegel discusses Fed rate predictions and employment data trends.

Wharton Professor Predicts Fed Rate Hold Amid Strong Employment Data

Jeremy Siegel, a finance professor at Wharton, forecasts that an increase in non-farm payroll data may lead the Fed to maintain interest rates in November. He anticipates more rate cuts ahead while...

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Fed Rate Cut Expectations Surge Ahead of Key Inflation and Employment Reports

Investor expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut have risen sharply as inflation and employment reports approach. With the odds of maintaining current rates falling from 20% to just 2%, market ...

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Rising Expectations for Fed Rate Cut Amid Key Inflation and Employment Reports

Investor expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut are rising, with a shift in likelihood reflected in recent CME FedWatch data. As key inflation and employment reports approach, thoughts on a 25...

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U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Fall Below Expectations for October 12

The latest data reveals that U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending October 12 dropped to 241,000, lower than the anticipated 260,000, indicating a stronger labor market than expected.