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Stocks finished the week sharply lower as investors took in the latest jobs figures

Stocks finished the week sharply lower as investors took in the latest jobs figures
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The Labor Department’s closely watched monthly jobs report said job growth slowed in September but still topped estimates. Non-farm payroll employment climbed 263,000 jobs, thanks in part to strong gains in the leisure and hospitality sectors. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%.

Gas prices continue to climb.  AAA says the nationwide average for a gallon of regular unleaded is up three cents from yesterday to $3.89 a gallon.


Norwegian Cruise Lines is gearing up for a record-breaking year.  The company says that improvements in the public health situation, along with increased demand for travel, will likely lead to a strong 2023.

In the oil markets, crude finished the week higher following OPEC’s decision earlier this week to slash crude production.  WTI Crude futures gained $4.19 to $92.64 a barrel.  On the week, oil up 16.5%.