Limp Jobs Report May Show a Market About to Climb, or Slide
Trump and Allies Are Quick to Point Fingers at the Federal Reserve.
Job seekers attend a fair in Chicago.
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Call it a “no-hire labor market.”
That’s how economists at Morgan Stanley reacted after disappointing employment data released today ignited concerns that the jobs market is looking to be much weaker than expected.