Employment
September JOLTS: Quiet Stability Masks a Shift Toward More Voluntary Job Moves
*Data released November 3, 2026*
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StoneFlare breaks down CPI, jobs, GDP, and Fed releases into the signal that matters for markets and policy.
*Data released November 3, 2026*
The Federal Reserve’s October 1, 2026 Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (SLOOS) paints a credit environment that’s far from broadly easing. While large and middle-market commercial and industrial ...
The October 1, 2026 ISM Manufacturing PMI release paints a picture of ongoing expansion with a headline reading of 54.5, signaling continued growth in U.S. manufacturing for the ninth consecuti...
The October 27, 2026 FHFA House Price Index release paints a cautiously optimistic picture: national home prices rose 0.3% in August and are up 2.4% year-over-year. But dig beneath the ...
The Bank of Japan’s October 30, 2026 Outlook Report dropped quietly, but its numbers tell a story that’s anything but benign. While the BOJ insists underlying inflation is “generally consistent” wi...
The Federal Reserve’s October 23, 2026 H.8 release paints a nuanced picture of the U.S. banking system’s health. Bank credit is still expanding, but the pace is slowing, with total credit growth de...
On 29 October 2026, the European Central Bank (ECB) dropped what looked like a policy bombshell—but turned out to be a mirage. The official press-conference landing page promised “latest decisi...
The latest labor market snapshot, delivered in the October 29, 2026 initial-claims release, offers a familiar story with a twist: headline seasonally adjusted initial claims dipped slightly to 19...
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How far first prints of jobs, GDP, and retail sales later move.
Daily open roles at the employers whose hiring turns first, by cohort.
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