Job openings and hiring edged higher in September, but it's still a 'low hire, low fire' market
US job openings saw a sharp increase of 333,000 in September, signaling a 'low hire, low fire' labor market environment.
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US job openings saw a sharp increase of 333,000 in September, signaling a 'low hire, low fire' labor market environment.
Coverage reports conflicting operational statuses for the Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline following an attack.
U.S. job openings slipped to 7.1 million in August, signaling a slight cooling while the broader labor market remains sturdy according to reports.
The Council of Economic Advisers Chairman warns that a Federal Reserve rate hike would be a mistake.
Gold futures face downward pressure from dollar gains and shifting Federal Reserve rate expectations.
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