Nonfarm Payrolls
http://www.bls.gov/ces/#newsA monthly statistic from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics showing detailed industry data on employment, hours, and earnings of workers on nonfarm payrolls.
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Yields gain, stocks up slightly after US jobs data beat
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S&P 500, Nasdaq dip with economic data, earnings in focus
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Stock indexes gain with US technology shares; yen strengthens
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Tech stock shakeout clouds market ahead of economic data deluge
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Dollar heads for weekly rise, yen slumps ahead of Japan's election
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Snowstorms boost US weekly jobless claims; job openings hit more than five-year low
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US services sector steady in January, supply constraints from AI data centers feared
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Trump picks veteran economist to replace fired Bureau of Labor Statistics chief
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Heavy earnings week, jobs data to test US stocks after Microsoft swoon
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Take Five: Our currency, your problem
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US consumer spending rises, labor market remains in lackluster shape
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Weekly US jobless claims fall unexpectedly, but labor market treading water
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Instant View: US job growth slows in December, backs Fed rate-cut pause this month
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US weekly jobless claims edge up; third-quarter worker productivity surges
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Dollar rises versus euro and Swiss franc with markets eyeing US jobs report
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US job openings decline more than expected in November
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US private payrolls rebound less than expected in December
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Dow hits record, energy stocks end higher after US strikes Venezuela
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White House adviser Hassett says GDP 'fantastic,' job gains to jump
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Morning Bid: Optics and Oracles
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Futures turn positive after jobs data
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Here's what to expect from Tuesday's long-awaited U.S. jobs report
