A few brief excerpts from a note by Goldman Sachs economists Daan Struyven and Spencer Hill:
We expect a 180k increase in nonfarm payroll employment in April, slightly below consensus expectations for a 190k gain. Most labor market indicators decelerated somewhat, and we don’t expect a meaningful weather rebound (relative to trend).
... the unemployment rate likely fell to 4.0% in April. Average hourly earnings likely rose 0.2% in April, reflecting somewhat unfavorable calendar effects, and 2.6% over the past year. ...
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