The Federal Reserve’s Chicago branch predicts a September unemployment rate of 4.3%. This prediction could impact the Federal Reserve’s policy decisions as economic projections often trigger market shifts […]
Chicago Fed Forecasts 4.3% Unemployment Rate Amid Government Shutdown
The Chicago Federal Reserve has issued a real-time forecast predicting a 4.3% unemployment rate for September, despite the ongoing U.S. government shutdown and lack of official Bureau of […]
Chicago Fed Predicts September Unemployment Rate at 4.3%
The Chicago Federal Reserve’s President, Austan Goolsbee, has provided an estimate for the September unemployment rate, predicting it to be around 4.3%. This projection aligns with ongoing discussions […]
US Job Market: May 2025 Nonfarm Payrolls Show Growth Slowdown
The U.S. job market saw a slowdown in growth, with nonfarm payroll figures increasing by 139,000 in May 2025. The unemployment rate remained steady at 4.2%, according to […]
US Job Market Shows Modest Growth as Unemployment Remains Steady
The US labor market saw a modest 177,000 jobs added in April, exceeding expectations but marking a slowdown compared to previous months. This growth was primarily driven by […]
U.S. Employment Report: Release Date & Key Metrics
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is expected to release its April employment data soon, including the unemployment rate and average hourly earnings. The unemployment rate, a crucial […]
US April Unemployment Rate to be Released May 2: What to Expect
The US Labor Department will release the April unemployment rate and non-farm employment data on May 2nd at 8:30 AM ET. This crucial announcement provides insights into the […]
Stock Market Growth Dips as Unemployment Rate Approaches Pre-Pandemic Peak
New York Federal Reserve analysis reveals a concerning trend: stock market growth forecasts for March are now the weakest since June 2022, while the unemployment rate is projected […]
U.S. March Unemployment Rate Slightly Above Forecasts
The U.S. unemployment rate for March ticked up slightly, settling at 4.2%, a marginal deviation from economists’ projections of 4.1%. However, the labor force participation rate surged in […]