Recent economic data paint a strong picture, but the impact of mass federal worker layoffs and other Trump administration actions has yet to arrive.
The January jobs report showed mixed prospects despite strong holiday spending.
The US economy is delicately poised as the year winds down.
The next Trump presidency is likely to bring major upheaval to the economy. Here’s how it’s faring as the sun sets on the Biden economy.
The September jobs report beat expectations by a lot. But how is the US economy actually doing — and could it provide an “October surprise?”
October Surprise? 2024 Race, Jobs, and the Economy Update Read More »
Is the US economy headed for a recession? Signs were muddled and mixed in the August jobs report.
Recession Watch? September 2024 Race, Jobs and the Economy Update Read More »
The latest jobs report was worrisome. News since has been better. So where does the US Economy stand in summer 2024?
The July jobs report hints at a softening economic picture — especially with household budgets continuing to feel the squeeze of inflation.
The May BLS jobs report is out. Nearly midway through 2024, what is the overall state of the US economy?
An Anxious Economy: A Mid-Year Race Jobs and the Economy Update Read More »
As we celebrate AAPI Heritage Month, it’s important to understand how data flaws in the BLS jobs report fuel the “model minority myth.”
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) monthly jobs report provides a broad look at the current state of the labor market. It is comprised of two surveys, a household survey sent to people that gauges their labor market experiences of employment and unemployment and an establishment survey sent to businesses to measure their hiring levels, hours and
The job market for college graduates remains strong but uncertainties persist Read More »
Better understand the February jobs report with this special Women’s History Month edition of NCRC’s Race, Jobs and the Economy series.
The Black economy looks to be off to a strong start in the January jobs report — though that trajectory still begins on a launchpad of racial economic inequality.
How is the labor market for Black workers? The December jobs report reveals significant gains for Black workers.
What can the November jobs report tell us about the future of racial economic inequality?
