US Job Openings Fall to Lowest Since September

The video discusses recent labor market data, highlighting a decrease in job openings and a stable quits rate, indicating a slightly looser labor market. It also examines the implications for the upcoming monthly jobs report, suggesting a potential reversion to the mean with unchanged unemployment. Additionally, the video covers factory and durable goods orders, noting a decline in non-durable goods, which may impact business spending.

What was the change in the job openings rate mentioned in the video?

• Increased from 4.5% to 4.8%

• Increased from 4.1% to 4.8%

• Decreased from 4.8% to 4.5%

• Remained constant at 4.5%

How did the quits rate change according to the video?

• Increased to 3%

• Remained at 2%

• Increased to 2.5%

• Decreased to 1.5%

What is the expected impact of the December data on the January payrolls report?

• No impact on the narrative

• Decrease in job creation and increase in unemployment

• Significant increase in job creation

• Major changes in unemployment rates

What was the change in factory orders as mentioned in the video?

• Remained unchanged

• Increased by 4/10

• Decreased by 9/10

• Increased by 9/10

What was the trend in non-durable goods orders?

• Higher than expected

• Lower than expected

• Significantly increased

• Unchanged