Employers continued to seek workers, but producer prices and service sector growth both staggered.
Open Jobs Remained Open in June: August 5 – 9
The Fed Holds Still…For Now: November 5 – 9
The Federal Reserve finds the U.S. economy continuing to strengthen.
Inflation Moderates While Business Sentiment Stays Hot: October 8 – 12
Consumer prices grew less quickly while wholesale prices firmed in September.
Job Openings Fall, Remain Near Record High: April 9 – 13
There were fewer available jobs in February, although employers continued struggling to fill openings.
One More Look at September Labor Market Trends: November 6 – 10
The latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover report finds hiring slowed during September.
Americans’ Confidence Higher Now Than It Has Been in Over a Decade: What We Learned During the Week of December 26 – 30
The final holiday gift was a report that consumer sentiment surged during the final 2 months of 2016.
Quiet Economic Data in a Week of Political Change: What We Learned During the Week of November 7 – 11
During a week of much political news, economic data pointed to stability.
Job Openings Growing, Hiring Does Not: What We Learned During the Week of June 6 – 10
There are many jobs openings on the market. Unfortunately, employers are not filling those positions.
A Post-Recession High in Hiring: What We Learned During the Week of April 4-8
The labor market remains a bright spot as hiring jumped to a post-recession high during February. Meanwhile, global demand for U.S. goods weighed on the trade deficit.
