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Labour Market (Aug./Sep.)

While there were tentative signs that the labour market is cooling from the red-hot conditions seen in recent months, the shortfall in labour supply is keeping it exceptionally tight. That will maintain intense pressure on the Bank of England to raise rates aggressively over the coming months.

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