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US Nonfarm Payrolls (October 2026): +165K jobs, unemployment 4.1%

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US nonfarm employment added 165K jobs in October; unemployment held at 4.1%. Labour-market tightness remains moderate, setting up focus on wage growth and consumer-sentiment data due 6 November. Dollar weakness overnight reflects Democrat midterm gains; NFP sits in the macro chain leading to wages, the next decisive USD catalyst.
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US Nonfarm Payrolls Rise to 165,000 in October

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