U.S. jobs report expected to show hiring gains in September
Briefly

"We'll get modest employment gains, not all that great, but enough to keep the economy moving forward," said Brian Bethune, an economist at Boston College.
The economy's resilience has come as a relief. Economists had expected that the Federal Reserve's aggressive campaign to subdue inflation would cause a recession. It didn't.
The once unlikely prospect of a 'soft landing' - in which high interest rates help vanquish inflation without triggering a recession - "is already secure," according to economist Brian Bethune.
Many Americans are unimpressed by the job market's durability and are still frustrated by high prices, which remain on average 19% above where they were in February 2021.
Read at Fast Company
[
|
]