US Employment Report for September

Gold Drops Below $1,700

US Health-Care Jobs Recover From Pandemic Losses

‘Hawkish’ Jobs Data Seen Undercutting Any CPI Softening:

Prime-Age Participation Falls, Driven by Drop in Women

Labor Participation Drops in Sign Job Market Still Hot

Payrolls Had Smallest Gain Since April

Leisure, Hospitality and Health Care Drive Job Strength

Treasury Yields Tick Higher

Stock Futures Drop

Data Underscores 75 Basis-Point Consensus for Next Fed Hike

Hourly Earnings Not Accelerating; Labor Participation Rate Drops

Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.5% vs 3.7%

US Sept. Payrolls Increase 263,000; Est. 255,000

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