A hotter-than-expected September jobs report has investors once again focused on whether things may be too hot for the Fed to keep cutting interest rates.

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Mortgage rates have increased in recent days in response to September's ...

The optimism though failed to spill over into other share markets in Asia, particularly Hong Kong, which reversed some of the rally it enjoyed while China was out on a week-long holiday ...

The U.S. jobs market has started to cool but remains resilient and the Federal Reserve is keen to avoid a drastic weakening ...

U.S. stocks slid Monday after Treasury yields hit their highest levels since the summer and oil prices continued to climb.

The September employment report, which showed 254,000 new jobs created, "was strong enough across the board to completely change the macro narrative in the Treasury market," said FHN Financial ...

The Dow plunged nearly 400 points on Monday while Treasury yields rose, as traders tamped down bets for Federal Reserve ...

By contrast, on October 4 a new jobs report came out that was red “hot”. Jobs increased by 254,000, soundly beating ...

The stakes for this week's consumer inflation report are higher after last week's red-hot jobs report, BofA says.

Investors were once again resetting on Monday after last week's strong jobs report upended the market's predictions about how ...

The reverberations from a blowout U.S. employment number could threaten an assortment of trades predicated on falling ...