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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES
U.S. job openings rose to 7.52 million in September
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U.S. job openings increased by 333,000 in September to 7.52 million, above the 7.15 million forecast cited by CNBC. Reports describe the rise, alongside higher hiring, as a mild improvement in a still-sluggish labor market.
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Why it matters
More openings may give job seekers additional opportunities, but the reports characterize conditions as sluggish and say the improvement may not last. The figures offer employers, workers and policymakers a fresh measure of labor demand ahead of the payrolls report.