And investors parsing through some economic data today,
starting with jobs data from the jolts report showing that
there were 10.7 million job openings in the U.
S.
In september an increase from the month before our
job openings actually fell by about a million.
But still these are historically high numbers, so hiring did take lower.
In september, quits were little changed, hovering at about four million
have a total construction spending unexpectedly rose in
september the only slightly from the month before.
So nonresidential projects jumped off,
setting a slowdown in residential structure, buildings
and residential construction spending.
That was little changed as the housing market cools off amid some higher rates,
increasing the cost of buying a home.
It's more expensive to do everything these days,
including getting a mortgage rate.