WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US services sector activity slowed in November after posting big gains in recent months, but remained above levels consistent with solid economic growth in the fourth quarter.

Growth momentum built in the US service sector during November. Marked increases in both business activity and new orders were signaled during the month, with rates of expansion accelerating.

US private sector hiring was cooler than anticipated in November, according to data from payroll firm ADP released Wednesday, with manufacturing in particular showing weakness. Private sector ...

Nonfarm payrolls surged by 227,000, beating expectations and rebounding sharply from October’s revised 36,000. Wage growth advanced 0.4% monthly and 4% annually, slightly outpacing forecasts ...

US job growth surged in November after being severely constrained by hurricanes and strikes, but this probably does not signal a material shift in labour market conditions that continue to ease ...

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