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High Frequency Labor Market Indicators (9/24)
TL;DR: After a pause of a few months, evidence is mounting that the 2026 labor market recovery has regained some momentum. Next week’s jobs report is likely to be a good one.
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Data Centers and Butter
Yesterday morning, I saw a tweet that caught my eye1:
There’s a lot of discourse around the “vibecession” and I don’t know whether we really need another post on trying to explain it… but I just want to tug on a thread in Conor’s tweet.
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Hey all. The good news is the payments hiccups were resolved over the weekend.
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High Frequency Labor Market Indicators (9/17)
TL;DR: The alternate data published this week was decent - arguably the best batch in a while - and if it repeats during the next few weeks, heralds a pretty good September jobs report.
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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.
Former Chief of Staff at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and IMF economist. CEO & Chief Economist @Access/Macro, transforming the way banks and businesses use macroeconomic forecasting and analysis.
Labor economist, policy consultant, opinion writer at Bloomberg, and economics creator.
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