Economics
Employment Probably Cooled in October: U.S. Economy Preview
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Employment probably cooled in October, indicating the U.S. recovery remains too weak, economists said before reports this week.
Payrolls climbed by 95,000 workers after a 103,000 September increase, according to the median forecast of 65 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News ahead of Nov. 4 data from the Labor Department. The jobless rate was 9.1 percent for a fourth consecutive month, the report may also show.