US job openings jump to 7.52 million in September in a positive sign for the labor market
US job openings jump to 7.52 million in September in a positive sign for the labor market
US job openings jump to 7.52 million in September in a positive sign for the labor market
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- US job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September, beating forecasts of about 7.1 million, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report.
- Hiring increased by 131,000 to 5.4 million, while layoffs fell to 1.64 million, the lowest since March 2025.
- The figures, released ahead of Friday's payrolls report, suggest the labor market is holding up even as hiring stays modest, in what economists describe as a low-hire, low-fire market.
- US job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September, beating forecasts of about 7.1 million, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report.
- Hiring increased by 131,000 to 5.4 million, while layoffs fell to 1.64 million, the lowest since March 2025.
- The figures, released ahead of Friday's payrolls report, suggest the labor market is holding up even as hiring stays modest, in what economists describe as a low-hire, low-fire market.
- US job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September, beating forecasts of about 7.1 million, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report.
- Hiring increased by 131,000 to 5.4 million, while layoffs fell to 1.64 million, the lowest since March 2025.
- The figures, released ahead of Friday's payrolls report, suggest the labor market is holding up even as hiring stays modest, in what economists describe as a low-hire, low-fire market.
US job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September, beating forecasts of about 7.1 million, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report. Hiring increased by 131,000 to 5.4 million, while layoffs fell to 1.64 million, the lowest since March 2025. The figures, released ahead of Friday's payrolls report, suggest the labor market is holding up even as hiring stays modest, in what economists describe as a low-hire, low-fire market.
US job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September, beating forecasts of about 7.1 million, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report. Hiring increased by 131,000 to 5.4 million, while layoffs fell to 1.64 million, the lowest since March 2025. The figures, released ahead of Friday's payrolls report, suggest the labor market is holding up even as hiring stays modest, in what economists describe as a low-hire, low-fire market.
US job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September, beating forecasts of about 7.1 million, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report. Hiring increased by 131,000 to 5.4 million, while layoffs fell to 1.64 million, the lowest since March 2025. The figures, released ahead of Friday's payrolls report, suggest the labor market is holding up even as hiring stays modest, in what economists describe as a low-hire, low-fire market.
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