Follow along as MarketWatch analyzes the September jobs report that is set for release by the Labor Department.
Economists at Goldman Sachs peg a bit stronger hiring, of 200,000, than consensus expects. They note they put little weight on ADP, but do emphasize the lack of end-of-summer layoffs.
Also, they note the United Auto Workers strike started the week after the survey that forms the basis of the report. They also use this chart, showing what other labor-market reports imply about the BLS report:
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