U.S. economy adds 254,000 jobs in September, exceeding expectations

The U.S. economy added 254,000 jobs in September and the unemployment rate dropped to 4.1%, blowing away expectations. NBC News' Christine Romans and editor-in-chief at Investopedia Caleb Silver break down the promising numbers from the September jobs report. 

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[OliverLiam-pxvx]

The current state of our economy is indeed disheartening, as we observe the multitude of challenges it faces – uncertainties, housing issues, adverse weather conditions, foreclosures, global shifts, and the lingering effects of the pandemic, all contributing to its instability. The rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade interruptions demand immediate action from various sectors to reinstate stability and foster progress. How do you believe we can address these pressing concerns effectively?

[tandyredd]

Let's wait till they revise the numbers

[_Richard_Cranium]

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

[lynnski-exzk]

The holiday season is starting, theyre seasonal jobs...

[christianreynolds]

Y'all lied about the last numbers, I don't believe these ones.

[TommyGusack]

No way this is true In my the MN metro its all false hiring. August/septemeber was hard to find a job and October please be better i need a job! Any! I smell BS and lies all the time. Im a veteran too and do job search everyday!

[FishingFettish]

Giving immigrants welfare is not the same as jobs

[oilstonourish]

THIS IS HUGE LIE. If this were correct why are we so badly off.

[rayspear]

Not in my area of country. Major companies are laying off workers.!

[davealmighty]

Yea, that doesnt help my utility bill doubling in just 3 years, and food prices up by 65% in just 3 years. A dollar in 2020 is now equal to 78 cents. Vote blue until it happens to Well this has happened to EVERYONE.
Edit: Since youtube will not let me reply to my own comment, I will edit the original. Inflation is NOW at 2.8%, but the 3 year average under Biden is 6.1%.
Trump had a 4 year average of just 1.9%. These numbers are not even close. And what policies caused this? Democrats spent 33 million forcefully 'transitioning' monkeys to research them. That is one of thousands of examples of wasteful spending.

[NateHadaway-lxfy]

Wait until they get revised down 818, 000 again.

[coreytarducci]

Oh boy!! 254000 jobs for 254000 illegal immigrants! Yay

[LittleIggy]

I don’t believe anything this administration tells me….

[dannyschuyler]

So why am I having such a hard time finding work?? The news is not real life

[novakva]

Where? Only lay offs all around me....

[Joseph-gmgz]

How much money did they not spend on Americans though

[flyingcolors]

Wages growing faster than inflation. 😂😂😂 are these people lying or did they actually believe this? Definitely job growth. Everyone needs a second or third job to put food on the table.

[c.s.p.]

about this. I work Delivery. There has only been one trend on the up. Places not being staffed because the staff decided to not come in for terrible wages. I ask everywhere i go, the answer is the same "theyre not paying enough so no one cares"

[EndjdjDhjeje]

Dont you love it when the media gas lights you

[hellyaistunt]

Stop lying.... listen to any economist recently mass layoffs are happening. Convenient how happens right after they start collecting the data😢