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December jobs report: Strong 256,000 increase raises fresh inflation worries
The surprising 256,000 increase in new jobs in December and a declining unemployment rate is good news, but the latest employment reports masks recent softness in the labor market. The increase in new jobs in December, for example, was centered on just four industries: Health care, government, retail and leisure and hospitality.
Strong December Jobs Report Kills Chances Of A January Fed Rate Cut
Before the strong December jobs report was released, the odds were already low for an interest rate cut in the next Federal Reserve decision on January 29.
Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq sell off amid jobs report surprise, inflation worries
In recent days, Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other officials have made it clear they're slowing down on lowering rates. Amid that tone and after the jobs showing, markets are pricing in no easing before July, per the CME FedWatch Tool.
Stock Market News: S&P 500 Falls Sharply After Strong December Jobs Report
U.S. stock futures were retreating before the market opened on Monday. The bounce from the start of the year is quickly fading away.
Strong December job growth points to fewer Fed interest-rate cuts
Employers added 256,000 jobs in December, blowing past economists' expectations and signaling that the job market remains resilient in the face of still-high borrowing rates and stickier-than-expected inflation.
Jobs report today: U.S. added booming 256,000 jobs in December, unemployment at 4.1%
Employers added 256,000 jobs in December despite uncertainty over President-elect Donald Trump's policies. Unemployment dipped to 4.1%
December jobs report: U.S. added 256,000 non-farm jobs, beating expectations
The economy created 256,000 jobs in December, much stronger than what was predicted by Wall Street experts and more than 40,000 from the previous month, the Labor Department in its report released on Friday.
US job growth blows away expectations in December; unemployment rate falls to 4.1%
U.S. job growth unexpectedly accelerated in December while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1% as the labor market ended the year on a solid footing, reinforcing views that the Federal Reserve would keep interest rates unchanged this month.
US added a strong 256,000 jobs in December as unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%
US hiring picked up unexpectedly in December as employers added 256,000 jobs, another sign of the economy’s resilience in the face of high interest rates. The Labor Department reported Friday that job growth was up last month from 212,

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Most Fed officials were worried about higher inflation, but not enough to put rate hikes on the table, minutes of December meeting show
Almost all” Fed officials judged that the upside risks to inflation had increased, according to minutes of the Fed’s December ...
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Bitcoin Hovers at $93,000 as Jobs Report Intensifies Inflation Concerns
The price of Bitcoin dipped to $92,700 as a stronger-than-expected labor market reading contributed to investors' inflation ...
Egypt inflation seen easing to 24.2% in December
Egyptian inflation is expected to have eased to 24.2% in December as food prices continued to cool, according to a poll ...
Norway Core Inflation Slows More Than Expected in December
Norway’s underlying inflation eased more than expected at the end of the year, in evidence that the aggressive stance of its ...
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Eurozone inflation picks up in December
Eurozone inflation rose in December as energy prices slightly ticked up, official data showed Tuesday, rebounding for a third ...
Philippine annual inflation quickens to 2.9% in December
Philippine annual inflation quickened for a third straight month in December due to the faster pace of increases in food and ...
Inflation in China hits nine-month low in December
China narrowly avoided slipping into deflation in December with inflation rising at its slowest pace in nine months, official ...
French Inflation Steady In December
France's annual inflation rate remained steady in December, with prices of manufactured goods falling again while those for energy rebounded slightly, official figures showed on Tuesday.