Wage Gains Slowing Is Silver Lining for Fed in US Jobs Data

Long-Term US Yields Surge to Highest Since 2007

Employment Gains Slowed in Household Survey

Job Gains Are Broadest Since January

Pay Gains Unexpectedly Slowed in September

Leisure, Hospitality Jobs Make Up More Than a Quarter of Jobs Gain

Revisions Add 119,000 to Payrolls for July and August

US Sept. Payrolls Increase 336,000; Est. 170,000

US Unemployment Rate Is Unchanged at 3.8% in Sept.

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