US October Payrolls Beat at 165K, Unemployment 4.1%
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US nonfarm payrolls grew more than the 65,000 expected, with unemployment holding at 4.2%. The beat suggests labor market resilience, reducing odds of near-term Fed easing and supporting a stronger dollar and higher yields.
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US nonfarm payrolls significantly exceeded expectations in October, with growth reported between 165,000 and over 65,000, and the unemployment rate holding at 4.1-4.2%. This confirmed resilience in the labor market is strengthening the case for a Federal Reserve rate hike in December, reducing the likelihood of near-term easing. Key uncertainties remain regarding the exact magnitude of any future hike and the Fed's subsequent policy trajectory.
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