U.S. Adds 156,000 Jobs in Sept., Jobless Rate at 5.0%

The video discusses September's labor statistics, highlighting a 2.6% increase in wages from the previous year and a slight rise in the unemployment rate to 5%. The report's implications on economic policies, particularly interest rates, are considered in the context of the upcoming election. The labor market remains solid with increased participation and a longer average work week. Data revisions for previous months are noted, and the potential impact of Hurricane Matthew on future reports is mentioned.

What was the average work week in September?

What impact could Hurricane Matthew have on the upcoming jobs report?