The US labour market delivered a stronger-than-expected August, adding 162,000 jobs while unemployment held at 4.1%. This eased concerns about a summer slowdown and gave the Federal Reserve more room to prioritise inflation. 
The US labour market delivered a stronger-than-expected August, adding 162,000 jobs while unemployment held at 4.1%. This eased concerns about a summer slowdown and gave the Federal Reserve more room to prioritise inflation. 
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The US labour market delivered a stronger-than-expected August, adding 162,000 jobs while unemployment held at 4.1%. This eased concerns about a summer slowdown and gave the Federal Reserve more room to prioritise inflation.&nbsp;
