The January jobs report is likely to be soft ... according to economists at the Standard Chartered. The economists estimated that two-thirds of the non-farm payrolls, or NFP growth in 2024 ...

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If the U.S. jobs report due at the end of this week comes in softer than expected, it may refuel market chatter about the potential for further interest rate cuts this year by the Federal Reserve ...

These actions suggest a weak upcoming NFP report. The chances are high that jobs reports that follow in the months ahead will weaken. The unemployment rate did not likely change in January.

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Finally, the January jobs report is expected to show the US added 170,000 new jobs in the month. It is due out this Friday, February 7. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest ...

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Dalli holds the job to this day and even after this week’s Ombudsman report, the government seem to have no plans to act. Times of Malta sent questions to the home affairs ministry yesterday ...