November jobs report expected to show hiring rebound, unemployment holding steady at 4.1%
Published On Dec 6, 2024, 5:14 AM
The November jobs report is expected to indicate a hiring rebound with an estimated addition of 215,000 new jobs, maintaining the unemployment rate at 4.1%. This growth follows a disappointing October, which saw only 12,000 jobs added due to disruptions from hurricanes and a strike at Boeing. Goldman Sachs anticipates a substantial recovery in payrolls, attributing a portion of the growth to the end of worker strikes and the reversal of job losses caused by natural disasters. Despite a slowdown in the labor market, confidence remains, and economists expect the Federal Reserve will likely implement a quarter-point interest rate cut in December.
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Given the anticipated rebound in hiring and steady unemployment rates, positive sentiment in the labor market could boost investor confidence, especially in sectors benefiting from increased consumption and economic activity.
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