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US labor market stays resilient
Recent data suggests that the U.S. labor market remains stable despite a slowdown in job growth. It is expected that around 85,000 jobs will be added in September, which is less than the 162,000 jobs gained in August. The unemployment rate is also projected to stay at 4.1% for the third consecutive month, indicating a slowdown in hiring but without significant jumps, reflecting the ongoing "lower hiring and lower layoffs" environment that prevailed previously. These results indicate that the Federal Reserve's plans to raise interest rates have not had a major impact on the labor market, and that the economy is experiencing less growth in employment compared to the number of job openings, with continued limited layoffs and a slowdown in hiring new workers.
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