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-- 222.130 ・In September, the JOLTS job openings in the U.S. decreased significantly to 7.443 million, well below the expected 7.98 million, marking the lowest level in over 3 years. The previous value for August was revised downward from 8.04 million to 7.86 million. This suggests a slowdown in the U.S. labor market.
・In October, the U.S. ADP employment report showed an increase of 0.233 million jobs, surpassing expectations, indicating the fastest pace of job growth by companies in over a year. Despite the recovery period from hurricanes, job numbers in October remained strong. The strength of the labor market may lead Federal Reserve officials to not rush into interest rate cuts.
・The U.S. real GDP for Q3 contracted by 2.8% compared to the previous quarter, falling below expectations with the previous value at 3%. This is the first time this indicator has fallen below market expectations since Q3 of 2023. The core PCE price index rose by 2.2% compared to the previous quarter, exceeding expectations. Economic growth was primarily supported by the consumption sector, with U.S. consumer spending increasing by 3.7% from the previous quarter, marking the largest growth since early 2023.
・The key inflation indicator favored by the Federal Reserve rebounded. In September, the U.S. core PCE price index rose by 2.7% year-on-year, marking the largest increase in six months from the previous month.
・The number of initial jobless claims for the previous week decreased by 0.012 million from the previous week to 0.216 million, contrary to expectations of an increase from 0.228 million, hitting the lowest level in 5 months. The number of continuing jobless claims decreased more than expected from 1.888 million to 1.862 million, reaching the lowest level since the end of September.
- In October, the number of non-agricultural sector employees increased by 0.012 million, falling below the market's expected increase of 0.106 million. The previous period was downwardly revised by 0.223 million. The growth rate is the smallest since 2020. The factors include two hurricanes and Boeing's strike. The US October unemployment rate is 4.1%, expected 4.1%, previously 4.1%.