Despite delivering in past shutdowns, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said it was unable to provide the September jobs report because of the
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Powell cuts rates in the dark in historic move, with no jobs data and Trump heckling from abroad
For the first time in modern history, the Fed cut rates without jobs data, acting amid a government shutdown, rising unemployment, and open pressure
Pennsylvania ranks among the worst states for jobs, per report
The Keystone state ranks among the worst in the country for jobs, according to WalletHub, a personal finance firm. Pennsylvania ranked 44th overall, with
Federal Reserve cuts key rate as government shutdown clouds economic outlook
Wednesday’s decision brings the Fed’s key rate down to about 3.9%, from about 4.1%. The central bank had cranked its rate to roughly 5.3%
Pennsylvania ranked one of the worst states for jobs: Report
After the U.S. added jobs in August and the U.S. unemployment rate has stayed relatively steady the past year, Pennsylvania was named one of
Jobs report may be the last for a while: What this means for mortgage borrowers
Better reports a government shutdown has caused a data blackout, hindering economic predictions and creating mortgage rate volatility for borrowers.
Chicago Fed puts October unemployment rate at 4.35%, little changed from last official report
October according to a Chicago Federal Reserve bank economic model that uses private data to estimate the jobless rate even in the absence of
As shutdown hits 3-week mark, here’s a new look at the number of Oregon, local federal workers and their pay
With unemployment reports paused due to the 3-week-old federal government shutdown, Oregon Employment Department Regional Economist Nicole Ramos instead provided a look Tuesday at
US employers slash hiring as Trump advances a punishing trade agenda
U.S. hiring is slowing sharply as President Donald Trump’s erratic and radical trade policies paralyze businesses and raise …
Fed Making Key Economic Decisions Without Key Economic Data
The Fed considers information from a variety of sources in setting monetary policy, everything from anecdotal reports to original data produced by its regional