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Will job data shape the next Fed move? #EconomicUpdates

Name: Will job data shape the next Fed move? #EconomicUpdates
Uploaded: 2025-11-24T18:54:39+00:00
Duration: 49 s
Channel: Tom Burton
Description: Tom Burton breaks down September's employment report: payrolls came in at 119,000 versus 50,000 expected, but prior months were revised sharply downward…

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Tom Burton breaks down September's employment report: payrolls came in at 119,000 versus 50,000 expected, but prior months were revised sharply downward and unemployment ticked up to 4.4%. The December jobs report won't arrive until after the Fed meets on Dec 10, making this September data crucial to their decision.

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119,000 jobs

50,000 jobs (expected)

August: 4.3%; September: 4.4%

December 10 (Fed meeting)

December 16 (delayed release)

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The September employment report came out. We will never have an October report in the December report, which is supposed to come out normally on the 5th or something of December, will only be out on the 16th. So this is the last job report that the feds will have prior to their meeting on December 10th. So, anyway, the there were 119,000 jobs supposedly created in September, which was higher than the 50,000 jobs that were expected. Expected from that report. So that beat expectations. However, the job growth were revised is not shocking by quite a bit, actually. But unemployment rates went up from 4.3% in August, which is the last report we had, to 4.4% in September, which is the highest unemployment rate we've had in four years. In about four years, which certainly is still very high. But it's higher than what it what it was. There.