"Real-time data point to an important change in the U.S. labor market: The benchmark for evaluating payroll growth has moved ...

The unemployment rate might have risen in September, but remains below the Fed's projections. Along with a fast rise in payrolls increases, it indicates a still strong labor market. Expectations for a ...

What does a slow growth labor market mean for monetary policy? For one, it means "traditional 'rules of thumb' for labor ...

(Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell carefully opened the door to an interest-rate cut in September, pointing to rising risks for the labor market even as worries over inflation remain. ...

Today was a significant day for Jerome Powell. In today’s speech at the Economic Symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Powell prioritized labor over inflation. Both of these factors have been moving in ...

The Labor Department said Wednesday it wouldn’t issue complete October jobs data because of the effects of the government shutdown. The longest shutdown on record, which ended last week, stopped the ...

Hotter labor costs came at a bad time for the bond market Tuesday, with U.S. Treasury yields already climbing on renewed energy-price fears tied to the Iran war. Yields were higher across the curve.