TREE NEWS reports: US average hourly earnings rose 0.1% month over month in September, coming in below the 0.3% forecast and slowing from the 0.3% prior reading. The softer-than-expected wage growth figure points to easing pay pressures in the US labor market.
US September Average Hourly Earnings Rise 0.1% MoM, Below 0.3% Forecast
The miss matters less as a single data point than as a signal about the direction of pay pressures, since it undershoots both the forecast and the prior reading. Softer wage growth feeds directly into the rate-path debate, which is the transmission channel that reaches crypto and other risk assets. Whether this deceleration is sustained across subsequent data, or proves a one-month wobble, is the open question.
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