Steady Unemployment at 4.2% with 157K Jobs Added in December
Explore the December job market as unemployment holds at 4.2% and companies add 157,000 jobs. Discover insights on economic trends and employment growth.
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Unemployment Rate to Hold Steady at 4.2%
Discover why the unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 4.2%. Stay informed with the latest economic forecasts and labor market trends.
Eurozone Unemployment Stays at Record Low 6.3%
Eurozone unemployment remains at a record low of 6.3% in November 2024, showcasing economic stability. Discover more about the eurozone's job market trends.
December Employment Report: 150,000 New Hires Expected
Stay updated with the Labor Department's December employment report. Anticipate 150,000 new hires and a steady 4.2% unemployment rate. Key insights ahead.
U.S. Unemployment at 4.2% Amid Slowing Job Growth
Explore the current U.S. unemployment rate at 4.2% and expectations for slower job growth. Stay updated on employment trends and economic forecasts.
Job Growth Slows, Unemployment Steady at 4.2%
Discover the latest monthly payrolls data revealing slowing job growth while unemployment remains steady at 4.2%. Stay informed with our in-depth analysis.
December Payrolls to Add 150,000 Jobs, Unemployment at 4.2%
December payrolls report anticipates a rise of 150,000 jobs with a 4.2% unemployment rate, potentially impacting Federal Reserve's rate-cut expectations for 2025.
Fed Forecasts Stronger GDP, Steady Rates
Explore the Fed's latest projections: higher GDP growth, lower unemployment, and moderated rate cuts. Stay informed on U.S. economic trends.
Fed Projects Higher GDP Growth with Lower Unemployment
Explore the Fed's 2024-2025 projections: increased GDP growth, lower unemployment, and inflation slightly above target. Key insights for economic trends.
Unemployment Rate Steady at 4.2% for December
December unemployment rate forecast remains steady at 4.2%, signaling stable job market conditions. Explore the implications for the economy.