The latest employment report showed that 151,000 jobs were added in February, falling short of the expected 159,000.
The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index provides survey results from manufacturing firms throughout the country. Based on a flash PMI of 51.6, the economist expects the manufacturing sector ...
The nonfarm payrolls report is expected to show that 160K jobs were added to the U.S. economy in February, according to the consensus of economists, up modestly from 143K jobs created in January.
This week's nonfarm-payrolls report for February will be closely watched by investors nervous about the health of the consumer and the U.S. economy Angst over the health of the U.S. economy has ...
Markets will get another snapshot into the health of the labor market when the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics releases its February nonfarm payrolls report Friday at 8:30 ET.
However, traders will be closely watching for key economic reports, including November’s jobs report and the consumer price index, which could influence the Fed’s decision-making and thus ...
Both key readings in the February report were on the softer side. Nonfarm payroll employment had been forecast to rise 160,000 vs. an originally reported 143,000 increase in January, according to ...
The February nonfarm payrolls report may not convince the Federal Reserve to hasten its next interest-rate cut. Though odds of a June rate cut rose to 89.5% from 86.2% in the wake of Friday’s ...
The figure reported on Wednesday is well below economists’ estimates of 140,000 jobs and also more than the prior month’s upwardly revised reading of 186,000.
The U.S. dollar may face increased selling pressures over the next 24 hours of trading as economists forecast non-farm payrolls to drop 650K in February, which would be the biggest contraction in ...
That’s because investors and traders will be eyeing Friday’s nonfarm-payrolls report for February through the lens of recent developments that have led to mounting fears about consumer demand ...