SEPT 2025 jobs at 119K

[leftwinger]

Delayed September report shows U.S. added 119,000 jobs, more than expected; unemployment rate at 4.4%

The total level of those employed rose by 251,000 while the labor force increased by 470,000 to a fresh record of 171.2 million. The participation rate, which measures the share of the working-age population either working or seeking employment, edged higher to 62.4, the highest since May.


//** Not all bad as TDS Stain centrist Cheese gang phony middlers report every post the sick anti-American commee stooges chirping **//

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/20/jobs-report-september-2025.html

 

[1srelluc]

But, but, but, it's "incomplete".....At least that is what the vile dems will harp on.

Looks like big Wall Street rally in the works for today too since the AI jitters have died down a bit.

 

[leftwinger]

NVIDIA forecast was good yesterday. AI fears calmed. Be careful, this AI crap might be the new dot.com? Wall Street using it to pump and dump already. Too much too fast?

NASDAQ up over 2% early.

 

[my2¢]

That's quite a gap from the private sector employment report that ADP had for September.
Their report had the private sector losing 32,000 jobs in September.

In its report for October, ADP had the private sector gaining 42,000 jobs. Will wait and see how that matches up.

 

[task0778]

“September’s jobs report shows the labor market still had resilience before the shutdown, beating payroll expectations, but the picture remains muddy with August jobs revised to a job loss and the unemployment rate increasing,” said Daniel Zhao, chief economist at jobs site Glassdoor. “These numbers are a snapshot from two months ago and they don’t reflect where we stand now in November.”

Am I wrong, or were there not a bunch of companies laying off people over the past few months? I have to distrust many of the economic news that comes out on the economy no matter who is in the White House. Will the final September numbers be revised up or down? And what will October's numbers be and the months after that?

When do we see the rising employment in manufacturing? Wasn't that a reason for raising tariffs? Reshoring and more jobs? OK, maybe it takes more time to develop, I get that.

 

[leftwinger]

That's quite a gap from the private sector employment report that ADP had for September.
Their report had the private sector losing 32,000 jobs in September.

In its report for October, ADP had the private sector gaining 42,000 jobs. Will wait and see how that matches up.

Good points, All I can say is ADP is private only? But at least it is not "bad"? Doubt they could fudge around this much?

The total level of those employed rose by 251,000 while the labor force increased by 470,000 to a fresh record of 171.2 million. The participation rate, which measures the share of the working-age population either working or seeking employment, edged higher to 62.4, the highest since May.

 

[leftwinger]

The monthly change in ADP employment from January 2025 to October 2025 shows significant volatility: 186,000 in January, 84,000 in February, 147,000 in March, 60,000 in April, 136,000 in May, 29,000 in June, 104,000 in July, -30,000 in August, -29,000 in September, and 42,000 in October.

 

[martybegan]

NVIDIA forecast was good yesterday. AI fears calmed. Be careful, this AI crap might be the new dot.com? Wall Street using it to pump and dump already. Too much too fast?

NASDAQ up over 2% early.

People with money to burn should save it for any AI "correction" that drags down solid blue chips and get in on the cheap.

 

[leftwinger]

Can't look gift horse in the mouth....whatever that means.
Taking candy from the baby....how did the baby get ahold of candy?

 

[leftwinger]

People with money to burn should save it for any AI "correction" that drags down solid blue chips and get in on the cheap.

I don't have that kind of money. I have a CD at 4%? A fixed IRA that I have no control but setup appointments and ask for changes. Too late by then of course...the experts are watching out for me. Same as a 401K into target date funds. The holder is locked out at Company sponsored plans. You can change to "other plans" but chasing the market is too late. And I am too lazy and ignorant. I still don't know how bonds work or why? I let the "experts" handle it.

 

[Edgetho]

Delayed September report shows U.S. added 119,000 jobs, more than expected; unemployment rate at 4.4%

The total level of those employed rose by 251,000 while the labor force increased by 470,000 to a fresh record of 171.2 million. The participation rate, which measures the share of the working-age population either working or seeking employment, edged higher to 62.4, the highest since May.


//** Not all bad as TDS Stain centrist Cheese gang phony middlers report every post the sick anti-American commee stooges chirping **//

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/20/jobs-report-september-2025.html

It's much better than the DISGUSTING FILTH is reporting. Of course --

From the WSJ, which is pay-walled. There used to be a way around it but ....

https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/jobs-report-bls-september-stock-market-today-11-20-2025/card/jobs-report-shows-impact-of-immigration-clampdown-1fYneCtiTowGzxTcOU7Q?mod=lctimeline_finance

September saw further evidence that the Trump administration's clampdown on immigration and stepped-up deportations are leaving a mark on the labor market.
Native-born employment rose by 676,000 jobs during the month while that of foreign-born workers fell by 70,000.

The native-born labor force expanded by 348,000 people while the foreign-born equivalent shrank by 166,000.

 

[Edgetho]

Then the Fed comes out and says it's divided about lowering Interest Rates. Again...

I honestly believe we'd be better off without a Central Bank. Let the Markets decide.

Few people know this but The Fed was one of, if not THE, biggest causes of the Great Depression lasting as long as it did. While most of the rest of the world emerged from it within a couple years, our Fed kept making stupid decisions that wrecked our economy.

Anyway, the Markets just lost a lot of their gains. Which were substantial.

 

[Edgetho]

Idiots --

December interest rate cut in doubt as Fed minutes show policymakers divided

Federal Reserve policymakers remain divided on December interest rate cuts as FOMC minutes revealed differing views on monetary policy amid inflation and labor market concerns.

www.foxbusiness.com

 

[postman]

Delayed September report shows U.S. added 119,000 jobs, more than expected; unemployment rate at 4.4%

The total level of those employed rose by 251,000 while the labor force increased by 470,000 to a fresh record of 171.2 million. The participation rate, which measures the share of the working-age population either working or seeking employment, edged higher to 62.4, the highest since May.


//** Not all bad as TDS Stain centrist Cheese gang phony middlers report every post the sick anti-American commee stooges chirping **//

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/20/jobs-report-september-2025.html

Unemployment at 4.4%
That's up from the month before.

 

[postman]

Good points, All I can say is ADP is private only? But at least it is not "bad"? Doubt they could fudge around this much?

The total level of those employed rose by 251,000 while the labor force increased by 470,000 to a fresh record of 171.2 million. The participation rate, which measures the share of the working-age population either working or seeking employment, edged higher to 62.4, the highest since May.

The US labor force participation rate for 2024 was around 62.5% on average, holding fairly steady throughout the year, with monthly rates ranging from about 62.4% to 62.7%. For example, the rate was 62.5% in February and December 2024

Trump inherited a labor force participation rate of 62.5%

Now it's up to 62.4%?

Trump can't even beat Biden.

 

[martybegan]

The US labor force participation rate for 2024 was around 62.5% on average, holding fairly steady throughout the year, with monthly rates ranging from about 62.4% to 62.7%. For example, the rate was 62.5% in February and December 2024

Trump inherited a labor force participation rate of 62.5%

Now it's up to 62.4%

Trump can't even beat Biden.

You think 0.1% is not within the margin of error for such a compound indicator such as labor force partition rate?

 

[postman]

Then the Fed comes out and says it's divided about lowering Interest Rates. Again...

I honestly believe we'd be better off without a Central Bank. Let the Markets decide.

We let the markets decide in 1929

 

[martybegan]

We let the markets decide in 1929

Actually via the New Deal, the government didn't.

 

[postman]

You think 0.1% is not within the margin of error for such a compound indicator such as labor force partition rate?

He said it was up to 62.4%, which means it's was lower under Trump than under Biden at 62.5% average, with a high of 62,7% and a low of 62.4%

Trump is giving himself a high five for getting participation out of the toilet he DOGE'd it into.

 

[Edgetho]

The US labor force participation rate for 2024 was around 62.5% on average, holding fairly steady throughout the year, with monthly rates ranging from about 62.4% to 62.7%. For example, the rate was 62.5% in February and December 2024

Trump inherited a labor force participation rate of 62.5%

Now it's up to 62.4%?

Trump can't even beat Biden.

The BLS secretary was fired for cause. Which was -- Being a lying piece of shit dimocrap scumbag activist lying piece of dimocrap garbage. Excuse the redundancy

Any Labor Stat from the Sponge Brains Shits Pants era is suspect at best. Try again