RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@JonathanJLevin @AllisonSchrager @JoseTorresEcon “Healthcare and social services basically accounted for all the job creation in the relatively strong number that we got earlier this week,” notes @JonathanJLevinTune in here: https://t.co/qipAqTmbbZ ...

When I say the benchmark revision that goes to last March was almost 900,000 down. There are other revisions from the birth death model that come in the months after that. By December of last year, the downward revision was over a million jobs.Yeah. So now we got the best possible outcome today. We knew these revisions were coming and they're going to talk about what's behind them.But to see the most recent readings, we've got some lift in the payrolls in January is just one month. But we got some lift and ...

Over the next 10 to 15 years, 1.2 billion new workers will need jobs, and World Bank chief Ajay Banga has a plan to help create them (via @opinion) https://t.co/B8X8kupNbj ...

Remember infrastructure week the week that never happened during the first Trump presidency while it's happening now when Donald Trump's version of infrastructure week is to kill the most important infrastructure project in the United States. Donald Trump is trying to stop the funding for construction for a new tunnel under the Hudson River connecting the state of New York and the state of New Jersey, a project that already secured funding with bipartisan support during the Biden presidency. And now, Now th ...

Group 1 - Private sector job creation in January was only 22,000, significantly below economists' expectations of 48,000 jobs [1] - The previous month's job gain was revised down from 41,000 to 37,000 [1] - In 2025, private employers added 398,000 jobs, a decrease from 771,000 in 2024, indicating a continuous slowdown in job creation over the past three years [2] Group 2 - Education and health services led job creation in December with an addition of 74,000 positions, followed by financial activities with 14,000 and construction with 9,000 [2] - Leisure and hospitality, trade, transportation, and utilities each added 4,000 jobs, while hiring in natural resources and mining remained flat [3] - Professional and business services experienced a loss of 57,000 jobs, with other services and manufacturing losing 13,000 and 8,000 jobs respectively [3] Group 3 - Wage growth in December remained stable, with pay for those staying in their roles increasing by 4.5% year-over-year, while pay gains for job changers slightly decreased to 6.4% from 6.6% [4]

This was something that was one big stumbling block, the sentiment in the capital market and also for the Indian rupee, as you pointed out. So I'm not surprised that the reaction is very positive in both these markets. And I mean, at the end of the day, it is the world's biggest consumption market, $21 trillion of GDP.And therefore, to be able to have access to it is important and for all labour intensive products and to I think the China plus one strategy that many Western companies and multinationals were ...

India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to prioritize job-creating growth while emphasizing fiscal prudence in Sunday’s budget, as the country grapples with geopolitical risks and steep US tariffs https://t.co/K88zgGgxZU ...

The social-media post showed job-creation totals that indirectly revealed information from December's Bureau of Labor Statistics report. ...

Group 1 - Private sector added 41,000 jobs in December, below economists' estimates of 47,000 jobs [1] - Previous month's payrolls revised to a loss of 29,000 from an initial loss of 32,000 [1] - Small establishments showed positive hiring at year-end, while large employers reduced hiring [1] Group 2 - Education and health services led job creation with 39,000 positions added in December [2] - Leisure and hospitality added 24,000 positions, while trade, transportation, and utilities added 11,000 [2] - Professional and business services lost 29,000 jobs, with information and manufacturing losing 12,000 and 5,000 positions respectively [2] Group 3 - Large businesses (500 or more employees) added 2,000 jobs, while businesses with 50 to 499 employees added 34,000 [3] - Establishments with fewer than 50 employees added 9,000 jobs [3] - Wage growth remained stable, with pay for those staying in their roles increasing by 4.4% year-over-year [3]

Group 1 - Private sector job creation turned positive in December with companies adding 41,000 hires, a reversal from the loss of 29,000 in November [2][4] - Payroll growth was entirely in services industries, with education and health-related fields adding 39,000 jobs and leisure and hospitality contributing 24,000 [3] - Nearly all job gains came from companies employing fewer than 500 workers, while larger firms added only 2,000 jobs [4] Group 2 - Wage gains remained tempered, with those staying in their jobs seeing an average annual increase of 4.4%, while job changers saw gains of 6.6% [5] - Economists expect 73,000 new jobs for the month of December, with the unemployment rate projected to edge down to 4.5% [6]