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September Payrolls Miss Every Estimate, Wage Growth Slowest Since 2021

Published by TheStreet · United States 20 h ago

The household survey was stronger: employment rose 406,000 and the labor force 485,000, each the second-largest gain after August since January 2025’s benchmark revision, lifting…

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