Labor Markets Briefs
2024
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Inflation intensified in January but spending cooled
February 29 | Erik Lundh, Senior Economist, Global, The Conference Board | Comments (0)What you need to know about the latest inflation, incomes, and spending data.
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The US labor market continued its strength in January
February 02 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Today’s jobs report revealed that the US labor market continued to be resilient.
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Payrolls Continued to Grow in December
January 05 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Commentary on today’s US Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report
2023
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Slower Population Growth Challenges US Economic Outlook
December 19 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Recent projections from the U.S Census Bureau indicate a slowdown in US population growth that will dampen GDP growth going forward.
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November Jobs Report Solidifies Fed Pause
December 08 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Commentary on today’s US Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report
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US Job Growth Shows Signs of Cooling
November 03 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Commentary on today’s US Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report by Selcuk Eren, Senior Economist
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Payrolls Rise in September by 336,000 Defying Expectations
October 06 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Insights for what's ahead on the latest jobs report.
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2024 Salary Increase Budgets Stay Elevated
September 21 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Lisa Hunter, Senior Fellow and Program Director, The Conference Board | Comments (0)US employers raised their total salary increase budgets for 2023 by 4.4 percent, the highest increase since 2001.
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Projections point to weak job growth in the next decade
September 08 | Selcuk Eren, Former Senior Economist, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Commentary on US Bureau of Labor Statistics Annual Employment Projections
