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US job growth slows sharply in September, unemployment rises
US job growth slowed more than expected in September, but that likely does not signal a material shift in the labour market, with the weakness likely related to a calendar quirk. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 29,000 jobs last month after a downwardly revised 133,000 rise in August, the Labor Depart
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Both Reuters and the South China Morning Post focus on the same core job-market picture: September hiring slowed sharply and unemployment rose, with both extracts also noting weaker prior-month payroll revisions. Reuters foregrounds the policy angle, saying the report almost took another Federal Reserve rate hike off the table, while the South China Morning Post alone adds that the weakness may reflect a calendar quirk and likely does not signal a material shift in the labour market.
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