WASHINGTON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - U.S. job growth almost stalled in October as strikes in the aerospace industry depressed manufacturing employment while hurricanes ... A line chart titled "US ...

US hiring slowed significantly last month, in what marked the weakest jobs growth reported under President Joe Biden.

The final jobs report before the presidential election showed October's job growth was less than the forecast.

No, the big number last month didn’t mean that the Fed was wrong to go for a big rate cut. No, this weak report doesn’t mean that we’re on the edge of recession. The broader picture is that America is ...

MORE: US economy grew at robust pace in 3rd quarter The ... Inflation has slowed dramatically from a peak of about 9% in 2022, though it remains slightly higher than the Fed's target of 2%. The jobs ...

Weekly applications for jobless benefits are considered a proxy for U.S. layoffs. In response to weakening employment data and receding consumer prices, the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest ...

In the next four days, a fire hose of data will be unleashed, providing crucial snapshots of the US economy in advance of a ...

program is well-funded to meet the fluctuating of rural labour in response to reports alleging a 16 per cent fall in employment generation in the first half of the year, reported the news agency ...

Workers seeking new opportunities are flocking in droves to five particular states, a new report has found. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has found that Virginia, Texas, Tennessee ...

British bank NatWest was closed 0.6% higher, paring earlier gains slightly. It breached its highest level since 2011 earlier in the session, after it beat expectations to post sharply higher ...

The Federal Reserve's "Beige Book" report on Wednesday described employment as having "increased slightly" in early October ... to 4.3 per cent in July this year was the trigger for the US central ...

“I thought the railroads and the entire supply chain did a great job,” Vena said. The other major Western railroad, BNSF, would likely also have seen a big jump in shipments, but their results won’t ...