#Jobs report on Friday.

Link to calendar: https://research.investors.com/economic-calendar/

#Jobs — an increase that sightly beats expectations.

Gain of +1,763,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. expected 1.48M gain
Unemployment at 10.2%, down by 0.9%, vs. expected 10.6%
U6 unemployment at 16.5%, down by 1.5%
Labor force participation 61.4%, down by 0.1%
Average hourly earnings up 0.2%.

June jobs revised down by -9K
May jobs revised upward by +26K

#Jobs report is Friday

Link to calendar: https://research.investors.com/economic-calendar/

#Jobs — an increase beats expectations again.

Gain of +4,800,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. expected 2.9M gain
Unemployment at 11.1%, down by 2.2%, vs. expected 12.4%
U6 unemployment at 18.0%, down by 3.2%
Labor force participation 61.5%, up by 0.7%
Average hourly earnings down 1.2% from May, up 5% from last June.
May jobs revised upward by +190K

#Jobs — Here is full data from today’s report. March and April both revised down, but not enough to overtake the huge gain in May.

Gain of +2,510,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. expected 8.3M loss
Unemployment at 13.3%, down by 1.4%, vs. expected 19.5%
U6 unemployment at 21.2%, down by 1.6%
Avg Hourly Earnings down by 0.965%
Labor force participation 60.8%, up by 0.6

April revised down from -20.5M to -20.7M
March revised down from -870K to -1.4M

#Jobs — Actually GAINED rather than expected loss.

Gain of +2,510,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. expected 8.3M loss
Unemployment at 13.3%, down by 1.4%, vs. expected 19.5%

#JOBS report for May is Friday morning

Link to calendar: https://research.investors.com/economic-calendar/

#Jobs — biggest losses since WW2

Loss of 20,500,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. expected 21.5M loss
Unemployment at 14.7%, up by 10.3%, vs. expected 16%
U6 unemployment at 22.8%, up by 14.1%
Avg Hourly Earnings up 4.3%
Labor force participation 60.2%, down by 2.5, lowest in over a decade

March revised down from -701K to -870K
February revised up from +214K to +230K

#Jobs report for April is Friday… it’ll be a doozy!

#Jobs — bigger loss than expected.

First monthly loss since Sept 2010.

Loss of 701,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. expected 10K loss
Unemployment at 4.4%, up by 1.1%
U6 unemployment at 8.7%, up by 1.7%
Wages up 0.4%; up from +0.3% last month
Labor force participation 62.7%, down by 0.7, lowest since Aug 2018

February revised down from +273K to +214K
January revised up from +273K to +275K

#Jobs report on Friday… should be a doozy!

Link to calendar: https://research.investors.com/economic-calendar/

#Jobs — beating expectations again

+273,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 175K expected
Unemployment at 3.5%, down by 0.1%
U6 unemployment at 7.0%, up by 0.1%
Wages up 0.3%; +3.0% year over year
Labor force participation 63.4%, unchanged

January revised up from 225K to 273K
December revised up from 147K to 184K

#Jobs — beating expectations

+225,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 158K expected
Unemployment at 3.6%, up by 0.1%
U6 unemployment at 6.9%, up by 0.2%
Wages up 0.2%, to 3.1% year over year
Labor force participation 63.4%, up by 0.2%

December revised up from 145K to 147K
November revised up from 256K to 261K

#Jobs report is Friday before the open

Link to calendar: https://research.investors.com/economic-calendar/

#Jobs — Lowest U6 ever

+145,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 160K expected
Unemployment at 3.5%, unchanged
U6 unemployment at 6.7%, down by 0.2%, a record low (since 1994)
Wages up 0.1%, to 2.9% year over year
Labor force participation 63.2%, unchanged

November revised down from 266K to 256K
October revised down from 156K to 152K

#Jobs report is Friday at 8:30am ET

Link to calendar: https://research.investors.com/economic-calendar/

#Jobs — Blowout numbers

+266,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 187K expected
Unemployment at 3.5%, down by 0.1%
U6 unemployment at 6.9%, down by 0.1%
Wages up 0.3%, to 3.1% year over year
Labor force participation 63.2%, down by .01%

October revised up from 128K to 156K
September revised up from 180K to 193K

#Jobs report Friday

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?cust=us&lid=0

#Jobs — higher than expected, given GM strike, plus upward revisions of Aug & Sept

+128,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 75K expected
Unemployment at 3.6%, up by .01%
U6 unemployment at 7.0%, up by 0.1%
Wages up 0.2%, to 3.0% year over year
Labor force participation 63.3%, up by .01%

September revised up from 136K to 180K
August revised up from 158K to 219K

#Jobs — 50-year low in unemployment rate

+136,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 145K expected
Unemployment at 3.5%, lowest since 1969
U6 unemployment at 6.9%, down by 0.3
Wages unchanged, 2.9% year over year
Labor force participation 63.2%, unchanged

August revised up from 130K to 168K
July revised up from 159K to 166K

September #ISM non-manufacturing index fell 3.8 points to 52.6 (lowest since August 2016 & well below even most pessimistic forecast in Bloomberg survey); growth in orders/business activity plunged & employment registered weakest print in more than 5y

— Liz Ann Sonders (@LizAnnSonders) October 3, 2019

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#Jobs — falling a bit short short

+130,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 150K expected
Unemployment at 3.7%, unchanged as expected
U6 unemployment at 7.2%, up by 0.2
Wages up 0.4%, 3.2% year over year
Labor force participation 63.2%, up 0.2

July revised down from 164K to 159K
June revised down from 193K to 178K

#Jobs report is Friday, 8:30am ET

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=2&month=9&year=2019&cust=us&lid=0

#Jobs — matching estimates for a change

+164,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 165K expected
Unemployment at 3.7%, unchanged
U6 unemployment at 7.0%, down by 0.2
Wages up 0.3%, 3.2% year over year
Labor force participation 63.0%, up 0.1
(Total labor force came in at a record-high 163.4 million)

June revised down from 224K to 193K
May revised down from 72K to 62K

#Jobs — big reversal from May’s disappointment

+224,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 165K expected
Unemployment at 3.7%, up 0.1
U6 unemployment at 7.2%, up by 0.1
Wages up 0.2%, 3.1% year over year
Labor force participation 62.9%, up 0.1

May revised down from 75K to 72K
April revised down from 224K to 216K

#Jobs report on Friday

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=1&month=7&year=2019&cust=us&lid=0

#Jobs — big drop from April’s blowout

+75,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 180K expected
Unemployment at 3.6%, unchanged
U6 unemployment at 7.1%, down by 0.2
Wages up 0.2%, 3.1% year over year
Labor force participation 62.8%, unchanged

April revised down from 263K to 224K
March revised down from 189K to 153K

#Jobs report for May is Friday at 8:30am ET

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=3&month=6&year=2019&cust=us&lid=0

#Jobs Another great month; lowest UE since 1969

+263,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 190K expected
Unemployment at 3.6%, down by 0.2, a 49-year low
U6 unemployment at 7.3%, unchanged
Wages up 0.2%, 3.2% year over year
Labor force participation 62.8%, down by 0.2

March revised down from 196K to 189K
February revised up from 33K to 56K

#Jobs report is Friday at 8:30am ET

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=29&month=4&year=2019&cust=us&lid=0

#Jobs Improvement over February lows

+196,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 175K expected
Unemployment at 3.8%, unchanged
U6 unemployment at 7.3%, unchanged
Wages up 0.1%, 3.2% year over year
Labor force participation 63.0%, down by 0.2

February revised up from 20K to 33K
January revised up from 311K to 312K

#Jobs Report is Friday morning

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=1&month=4&year=2019&cust=us&lid=0

#Jobs Way lower than expected. Wages continue uptick.

+20,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 180K expected (lowest since Sept 2017)
Unemployment at 3.8%, down 0.2%
U6 unemployment at 7.3%, down 0.8% (biggest drop in over 20 years)
Wages up 0.4%, 3.4% year over year (highest since April 2009)
Labor force participation 63.2%, unchanged

January revised up from 304K to 311K
December revised up from 222K to 227K

#Jobs report for February announced Friday, 8:30am ET

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=4&month=3&year=2019&cust=us&lid=0

Jerome Powell speaks Tuesday and Wednesday
GDP report Thursday
#Jobs report will be released the following week, on Friday, March 8th

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=1&month=3&year=2019&cust=us&lid=0

#Jobs Much higher than expected, again. December revised lower.

+304,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 170K expected
Unemployment at 4.0%, up 0.1%
U6 unemployment at 8.1%, up 0.5%
Wages up 0.1%, 3.2% year over year
Labor force participation 63.2%, up by 0.1

December revised down from 312K to 222K
November revised up from 176K to 196K

#Jobs Much higher than expected.

+312,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 176K expected
Unemployment at 3.9%, up 0.2%
U6 unemployment at 7.6%, unchanged
Wages up 0.4%, 3.2% year over year
Labor force participation 63.1%, up by 0.2

November revised up from 155k to 176k
October revised up from 237K to 274k

#Jobs report is Friday. And Powell speaks later that morning.

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#Jobs Lower than expected.

+155,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 198K expected
Unemployment at 3.7%, unchanged
U6 unemployment at 7.6%, up by 0.2%
Wages up 0.2%, or 6 cents, 3.1% year over year
Labor force participation 62.9%, unchanged

October revised down from 250k to 237k
September revised up from 119k to 134k

#Jobs Higher than expected.

+250,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 190K expected
Unemployment at 3.7%, unchanged
U6 unemployment at 7.4%, down by 0.1
Wages up 0.2%, or 5 cents, 3.1% year over year, highest increase April 2009
Labor force participation 62.9%, up 0.2

September revised downward from 134k to 118k
August increased 270k to 286k

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October #Jobs report is Friday, Nov 2nd, 8:30am ET

Link to calendar: https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?cust=us

#Jobs Lower than expected, but previous months boosted higher, and unemployment reaches historic lows.

+134,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs. 180K expected
Unemployment falls to 3.7%, down 0.2%, lowest since 1959
U6 unemployment at 7.5%, up by 0.1
Wages up 0.2%, 2.8% year over year, 0.1 lower than August
Labor force participation 62.7%, no change

July increased 147K to 165K
August increased 201K to 270K

#Jobs Slightly better than expected.

+201,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs 191K expected
Unemployment steady at 3.9%
U6 unemployment at 7.4%, down by 0.1
Wages up 0.4%, 2.9% year over year, an improvement over recent months
Labor force participation 62.7%, down 0.2

#Jobs report is Friday at 8:30am ET

#Jobs Better than expected.

+213,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs 188K expected
Unemployment up 0.2 to 4.0%
U6 unemployment at 7.8%, up by 0.2
Wages up 0.2%, 2.7% year over year
Labor force participation 62.9%, up 0.2

May revised up from 223K to 244K
Apr revised up from 159K to 175K

#Jobs Strong month, with lowest unemployment rate since 2000.

+223,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs 188K expected
Unemployment down to 3.8%, lowest since April 2000
U6 unemployment at 7.6%, down by .2
Wages up 0.3%, reflecting 2.7% annualized
Labor force participation 62.7%, down 0.1

Apr revised down from 164K to 159K
Mar revised up from 135K to 155K

#Jobs Fewer than expected jobs added, but lowest UE rate since 2000, and wage growth sluggish.

+164,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs 192K expected
Unemployment falls to 3.9%, lowest since 2000
U6 unemployment at 7.8%, down by .2 and lowest since 2001
Wages up 0.15%, reflecting 2.6% annualized, down from last month
Labor force participation 62.8%, down 0.1

Mar revised up from 103k to 135k
Feb revised down from 326k to 324k

#Jobs Reverse of last month: Added jobs LOWER than expected, but wage growth was stronger. Reversion to the mean?

+103,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs 178K expected
Unemployment holds steady at 4.1%
U6 unemployment at 8.0%, down by .2
Wages up 0.3%, reflecting 2.7% annualized
Labor force participation 62.9%, down 0.1

Jan revised down from 239k to 176k
Feb revised up from 313k to 326k

#jobs Added jobs blow away expectations, but wage growth weak.

+313,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs 200K expected
Unemployment holds steady at 4.1%
U6 unemployment steady at 8.2%
Wages up only 0.1%, reflecting 2.6% annualized
Labor force participation up to 63%

#jobs With the mega-earnings day and volatility, I totally forgot this was being released this morning.

+200,000 non-farm payroll jobs, vs 180K expected
Unemployment holds steady at 4.1%
U6 unemployment up one tenth to 8.2%
Wages up 0.3%, reflecting 2.9% annualized
Labor force participation holds at 62.7%

178,000 jobs added in November
Unemployment 4.6%, lowest since August 2007
Labor participation down a bit to 62.7%
UE6 rate 9.3%, lowest since 2008

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