The JOLTS data for September and October show glimpses of a rosier labour market, with firms in tariff-affected sectors posting more jobs and layoffs concentrated in a couple of sectors. This chimes with November’s NFIB survey, also released today, which suggests jobs growth may have picked up a touch in the fourth quarter.
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