
Despite the overwhelming strength, however, September’s data reflected notable cooling in an area on which the Fed has been most focused: wages. Average hourly earnings rose 0.2% in September, coming in 0.1 percentage point below expectations and matching the pace set in August. That was the mildest monthly gain in earnings in nearly a year and a half, since February 2022, and it brings wages down to their slowest annual growth rate in more than two years, since June 2021
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