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An optimistic October jobs report

The October jobs report surprised to the upside with 165,000 jobs added, particularly a turnaround in white-collar hiring after earlier slowdowns. While unemployment held above 4%, the overall labor market remains stable. The episode also examined how declining foreign purchases of U.S. Treasurys are contributing to higher interest rates, adding pressure to borrowing costs. Additionally, a growing trend of friends co-buying homes illustrates creative responses to an unaffordable housing market. The show wrapped with a look at post-midterm election economic impacts.

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October jobs report beats expectations with white-collar hiring uptick
The U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October, exceeding forecasts, with a notable surge in white-collar employment.
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Declining foreign ownership of Treasurys pushes up yields
Reduced foreign holdings of U.S. government debt are contributing to rising Treasury yields.

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