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MacroMostly

Guy Berger

A data-driven look at US labor markets

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High Frequency Labor Market Indicators (4/09)

TL;DR: Generally decent data from the tail end of March and the start of April; some better, some worse.

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BLS Jobs Report Recap (March)

TL;DR: The March jobs report was very strong (but not perfect), the mirror image of February’s abysmal report (but not without a few bright spots). The labor market seems to be in reasonably healthy shape heading into a period of elevated e...

7 days ago
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High Frequency Labor Market Indicators (4/02)

TL;DR: The pre-jobs-report data dump broadly looks OK (not good, not terrible), with no major changes relative to a month ago.

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JOLTS Recap (February)

TL;DR: The February JOLTS report showed hiring falling to abysmal hiring levels, but January’s data was revised upward and the average of the two looks comparable to what we saw during the 2nd half of 2025. The labor market is cooling slowl...

10 days ago
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  • Guy Berger

    Senior Advisor on Labor Markets at Access/Macro; Workforce Economist in Residence at Guild; Senior Fellow at the Burning Glass Institute. I tweet a lot about labor markets, macro, and (sorry) music! Posts & notes represent my own views.

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