The Latest Breaking News from Jobs Report

The jobs report the government will issue Friday is expected to show that December was another healthy month for hiring — a boon for those looking for work but a problem for the Federal Reserve if it persists

“Inflation remains a problem. Yes, it’s coming down, but it’s not coming down fast enough,” economist Mohamed El-Erian warned over the weekend, pointing to the stronger-than-expected jobs report as evidence.

The market bounce has fizzled and we are now, once again, back to last week's lows. The impetus for this sharp move lower was the stronger than expected jobs report which dashed hopes of an imminent 'Fed pivot' due to a weak jobs report. Until we see a meaningful and…

The Bank of England today doubled down on its emergency bond buying scheme, saying it would purchase up to £10 billion a day and the Treasury brought forward the date of its next tax plan announcement -- to Halloween.

In last week's commentary, we discussed the importance of the mid-June lows for the S&P 500 (SPY) and the possibility of an undercut and then a rebound. In many ways, this is exactly what markets do -> frustrate the maximum amount of bulls and bears. Certainly, the bears were ebullient…

RECAP: Asian markets fell yesterday as optimism that had fuelled earlier buying gave way to nervousness ahead of a US jobs report that could determine Federal Reserve rate hike plans.

After a strong two-day rally to start October, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) gave up some of its gains on Friday following a mixed U.S. jobs report.

For most Americans, Friday’s September jobs report was welcome news: Businesses kept hiring at a brisk pace, unemployment fell back to a half-century low and average pay rose

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) traded lower Friday after the Labor Department reported strong U.S. jobs market numbers from September.