Employment

Unemployment rate edged down to 3.8%.

Fed still seen cutting rates in June.

Fed interest rate cuts still expected for June.

January’s big job gain revised down as unemployment rate increases to 3.9%.

Economists say January’s big jump in hiring was distorted, expect a return to trend.

The importance of productive relationships and working with others to find a renewed sense of purpose.

A May rate cut is still seen in the cards, even with a robust economy to start the year.

Unemployment rate held steady at 3.7%.

Forecasts for the report point to a healthy but cooling jobs market.

Despite hotter-than-expected hiring gains, Fed rate cuts remain on the table for 2024.

Unemployment rate unchanged at 3.7%.

With a soft landing in focus, overly hot jobs data could delay Fed rate cuts.

Expectations for Fed rate cuts pushed back on above-forecast job gains.

Unemployment rate falls to 3.7%.

Investors are awaiting signs of softening in the labor market that could allow the Fed to cut rates.