US payrolls miss badly in September, unemployment rises to 4.2%

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11:19 AMUS unemployment rate hits 4.2% in September as payrolls miss sharply, revisions show prior weaknessbearish 25 · impact 80
10:06 AMUS unemployment rate rises to 4.2% as September payrolls add just 29,000bearish 20 · impact 85
9:20 AMWH SR. ADVISER HASSETT: GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT DOWN, EVERYTHING ELSE IS UP
9:19 AMHassett: Government employment down, everything else is upneutral 50 · impact 10
8:31 AMUS economy adds 29,000 jobs in September, far below 89,000 estimate; unemployment rate rises to 4.2%bearish 20 · impact 80
8:31 AMUS nonfarm payrolls rise 29,000 in September, sharply below forecastsbearish 20 · impact 80
8:31 AMUS unemployment rate rises to 4.2% in September, above 4.1% estimatebearish 30 · impact 70
8:31 AMUS nonfarm payrolls rise 29,000 in September, far below 84,000 forecastbearish 20 · impact 90 · this page
8:30 AMUS average earnings miss forecasts, rising 0.1% in Septemberbearish 35 · impact 40
8:30 AMUS manufacturing payrolls miss forecast, 9k vs 10k expected; prior revised to 15kbearish 40 · impact 20
8:30 AMUS labor force participation rate rises to 61.8%, above 61.6% forecastbullish 65 · impact 40
8:30 AMUS private payrolls miss sharply: 46K vs 81K forecast, 127K priorbearish 30 · impact 70
8:30 AMSeptember US jobs report: nonfarm payrolls +29K, unemployment rate 4.2%bearish 20 · impact 80
8:30 AMUS average earnings rise 3% year over year, below 3.1% forecastneutral 50 · impact 40
8:30 AMUS average workweek hours steady at 34.4, above 34.3 forecastneutral 50 · impact 10 · first wire

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