Live Blog: October Jobs Report

Strong Payroll Unlikely to Change Views on What Fed Will Likely Do

Leisure and Hospitality Wage Growth Up 12.4% Y/y

ANALYSIS: Stronger Job Gains May Mean Less Supply Strain, Price Pressures -- Arguing for Lower Long-Term Yields

S&P 500 Futures Rise

ANALYSIS: Top-line Indicators Suggest October Was Solid Month for Hiring and Wages

Revisions Add 235,000 U.S. Jobs in Prior Two Months

U.S. Oct. Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.6% vs 4.8%

U.S. Oct. Average Workweek at 34.7 Hours; Est 34.8

U.S. Oct. Payrolls Increase 531,000; Est. 450,000

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