US EditionU.S. economy adds 64,000 jobs in November, unemployment rate rises to 4.6%
The labor market added 64,000 jobs in November but remains sluggish with the unemployment rate rising to 4.6%, the highest since 2021, amid federal cutbacks and economic uncertainty.
- The U.S. economy added 64,000 jobs in November, while the unemployment rate rose to 4.6%.
- ADP, a company providing HR and payroll solutions, reported preliminary estimates showing a reversal from negative employment trends in early November.
- Despite positive trends, ADP's National Employment Report revealed the U.S. private sector lost 32,000 jobs in November, with significant losses among small businesses in the Northeast.
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Trump's 'Liberation Day' Aftermath Sees Employment Flatlining: Experts And Economists Raise Concerns Around November Jobs Report
Leading economists and experts are flagging signs of a slowing U.S. labor market after a disappointing November nonfarm payrolls report released Tuesday. According to the report, nonfarm payrolls increased 64,000 during the month, which was ahead of expectations at 50,000, but is still significantly below the levels associated with a healthy pace of job creation, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Employment Growth Has Flatlined Since …
The unemployment rate in the US rose to a four-year high in November. It now stands at 4.6 percent, as reported by the Department of Labour in Washington.
Unemployment hits four-year high
The U.S. unemployment rate climbed to 4.6% in November, according to the latest BLS jobs report. There’s also data showing more Americans are reentering the workforce and more part-time workers are looking for full-time roles. In this episode, we explain what it all means for the broader economy. Plus: Advertising revenue is projected to top $1 trillion in 2025, hiring in the once-strong health care sector may slow soon, and artificial intellige…
The data’s in: And it says the job market is still rough
The latest employment numbers have dropped—and the job market still looks tough for workers. Today’s jobs report shares data from November, which was delayed due to the government shutdown that lifted last month. As jobs growth has slowed in recent months, the unemployment rate has climbed to 4.6%, up from 4.4% in September and the highest it has been in four years. Employers added only 64,000 jobs in November, and the market also shed 105,000 …
Global Markets React: Jobs Data Sparks Economic Speculations
Global Markets React: Jobs Data Sparks Economic Speculations On Tuesday, MSCI's global equities index and 10-year U.S. Treasury yields fell as investors analyzed recent U.S. jobs data amid hopes for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal. With a nonfarm payroll increase of 64,000 last month, doubts lingered due to the prior government shutdown clouding the economic outlook.Portfolio manager David Wagner described the jobs report as a 'Goldilocks' scenario—…
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