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The U.S. labor market gained 336,000 jobs in September, according to the latest from @BEA_News. Leisure & hospitality and education & health services saw the biggest job gains, though all sectors expanded except for information. See more on the #employmentreport below.
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August's employment report came in somewhat stronger than expected, according to the latest from @BLS_gov. Labor market gains were driven by education & health services, which together added 102,000 jobs, but other sectors saw net job losses. See more on the #labormarket below.
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July's employment report came in weaker than expected, according to the latest from @BLS_gov . The U.S. labor market gained 187,000 jobs during July, but May and June's figures were revised downward by a combined 49,000 jobs. See more below on #employment trends.
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According to the latest from @BEA_News, U.S. GDP rose at an annualized pace of 2.4% in Q2 2023, beating expectations. Substantial gains in business investment drove this growth, despite elevated interest rates. See more on the state of the #economy below ⬇️
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The U.S. economy is facing plenty of cross-currents amid the Fed’s ongoing efforts to engineer a soft landing. In the housing market, high mortgage rates continue to weigh on supply and demand, suggesting further slowdowns in both housing and wider economic activity.
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The U.S. labor market added 209,000 jobs in June, coming in below expectations, according to the latest from @BLS_gov. April & May's readings were revised downward, but education and heath services continued to drive overall job growth. See more on the #employmentsituation below.
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Keybridge braved the rain on Wednesday and enjoyed a Nats win!
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The U.S. #labor market gained 339,000 jobs in May according to the latest release from @BLS_Gov. All but two industries expanded, and growth in education & health services and leisure & hospitality exceeded that from April. See more on the U.S. #employment report below👇
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U.S. #GDP grew at an annualized pace of 1.3% in Q1 2023, according to the latest data release from @BEA_News. Driving this growth was resilient consumer spending on both goods and services. Meanwhile, investment was a major headwind as businesses slashed inventories. See more:
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Despite a strong April #jobs report, falling job openings across industries suggest that broader cooling of the #economy may be coming soon. See more on this key indicator below 👇
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