The Bank of England will likely deliver a pre-Christmas interest-rate cut on Thursday as concerns shift away from inflation and toward the UK’s struggling economy and jobs market https://t.co/wBrppIgvdK ...

Joining ahead of that number is Laura Olrich, economic research director at Indeed. Good morning to you. Um, we're going to talk about what you're seeing in the jobs market.But before we get to this number a little bit later, is there anything you think we could possibly even take away from this number or do you think that it's so backward looking and u is going to have so many sort of uh different, you know, one-time items in it that we almost have to just look away. >> Uh, thanks for having me this mornin ...

All year, the jobs market, consumer sentiment, AI and inflation flashed economic warning signs — what does this mean for 2026? Listen to @sarahsholder @svaneksmith and @Markzandi on the Big Take podcast. https://t.co/9IXCqxjXHW ...

Our rate should be the lowest rates in the world because all these countries that you see, you know, with low rates, many of them are low because of us because they suck so much money out of us. But that's not happening anymore. We should have the lowest rates in the world.And without us, none of them really exist as an economy. >> It's President Trump speaking yesterday after the Federal Reserve reduced interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, the Fed's third cut in a row. Joining us now with cha ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said that Fed staffers believe federal data could be overstating job creation by up to 60,000 jobs a month—which suggests the jobs market might be shrinking https://t.co/B3XAr9st02 ...

RT Archie Hall (@ArchieHall)How doomed is America's jobs market? I took a look for this week's @TheEconomist.Certainly, there are some signs of weakness. But the labour market has been cooling gradually for several years now. What we've seen recently looks like a continuation, not a cliff.Link ⬇️ https://t.co/nNOKbo24yh ...

Lots of Fed speak today. All of it hits as September's mixed jobs report adds some new uncertainty over whether the Fed will move ahead with the December rate cut. Joining us right now is Richard Fiser.He is the former Dallas Fed president, also a CNBC contributor. And Richard, we have talked so much about will they or won't they um that it gets a little tiresome, but you see the action with the market yesterday and it makes you realize that you know the market is kind of hinging to some extent on what the ...

Monetary Policy - One interest rate cut is reasonable as insurance against jobs market weakening [1] - Further interest rate cuts risk a mistake the central bank cannot afford [1]

But what we can say is this that over the course of this year we've kept our poly policy at a restrictive level and and people have different views but a clearly restrictive level I would say so and we were able to do that uh over the course of this year because the labor market was in very solid condition with strong job creation and all those things. I think if you start go back to April and now look at the revised job creation numbers for for May, June, July and August you can kind of I can no longer say ...

UK jobs market appears to be past the worst and a flurry of deals from Trump's visit -- get briefed ahead of your morning calls with The London Rush https://t.co/60PTR8nmBh ...