November hiring surge could seal the deal for Fed policy shift
Economists estimate employers added 573,000 new jobs last month, up from 531,000 in October.
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Economists estimate employers added 573,000 new jobs last month, up from 531,000 in October.
Many in the market took the buzzword to mean the Fed expected price pressures to be short-lived. Powell said policy makers intended it to mean something different.
An unexpected pivot from Federal Reserve chairman creates fears that a rate rise and tapering will send shockwaves through the US economy
What does (somewhat) lower inflation in Europe tell us about America?
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The pandemic is over. The pandemic is not over. The transition from the pandemic to the endemic phase of Covid-19 is rife with uncertainty and confusion. This is why the world economy, and particularly the U.S. labor market, look so weird right now.