US job openings fall to lowest level since March
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- Bearish
Schwacher US-Arbeitsmarkt: Nur 29.000 neue Stellen wurden im September hinzugefügt
- Bearish
Only 29,000 jobs were created in the previous month.
- Neutral
Employment creation in September in the United States stalled at 29,000 jobs, the lowest figure in 16 years.
- Bearish
The number of non-agricultural jobs in the United States increased by 29,000 in September.
- Bearish
New job openings in September fell below expectations.
- Neutral
The U.S. added 29,000 jobs in September, missing expectations.
- Bearish
US labor department reported 29,000 non-farm employment additions in September, significantly below the expected 90,000.
- Bearish
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the September labor market report, showing 29,000 new jobs outside the agricultural sector.
- Neutral
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 29,000 new jobs were created in September.
- Bearish
US job creation in September dropped sharply below 30,000 new positions.
- Bearish
US job creation in September was weaker than economists expected.
- Bearish
U.S. employment in September increased by much less than expected.
- Bearish
The US non-agricultural job market created only 29,000 new jobs in September, significantly below the expected 90,000.
- Bearish
US added just 29,000 jobs in September, missing the expected 215,000 jobs
- Neutral
US jobs report is scheduled for release today in the North American session.
- Neutral
The September jobs report is expected to show 84,000 roles added last month.
- Bearish
US companies planned to hire approximately 91,000 workers in September, a 23% year-over-year decline.
- Neutral
US companies added 90,000 jobs in September according to ADP data
- Neutral
US job openings decreased in August
- Bearish
U.S. job openings are low and hiring is weak.
- Bearish
US job openings fell to their lowest level since March.
- Neutral
Texas added 159,000 jobs over the year, leading the U.S. in job growth.