UK unemployment data carves a ‘clear path’ for Bank of England
Wage growth slows but unemployment rate decreases
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US jobs data gives Fed ‘reasons to cut, not to panic’
Commentators react as the S&P falls following the release of non-farm payrolls
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UK unemployment falls to 4.2% while year-on-year pay rises slow
Unemployment levels came in 20 basis points lower than the Bank of England’s forecast
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Were markets too complacent about a soft landing scenario?
Investors became concerned that the US Federal Reserve made a policy error
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‘Has the Fed made a mistake?’: Weak US jobs data sparks recession concerns
S&P 500 fell 1.84% on Friday following the report, while Japan’s Nikkei 225 dropped over 12% on Monday
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Unemployment rises and job vacancies fall in UK labour market data
Latest data could ‘put a dampener’ on hope of a summer rate cut
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Unemployment rises but strong wage growth puts Bank of England in a quandary
Joblessness edged up by 0.1% in August to 4.3%
