In the current inflation-whipped economy, it can feel like everything is going up. But a figure economists didn't expect to increase was job openings. Today, we'll dig into what that means for the labor market as the central bank tries to tap the brakes on the economy. Later, Russian pipeline repairs stoke anxiety in Europe, and rent caps come with a tricky balancing act.
In the current inflation-whipped economy, it can feel like everything is going up. But a figure economists didn't expect to increase was job openings. Today, we'll dig into what that means for the labor market as the central bank tries to tap the brakes on the economy. Later, Russian pipeline repairs stoke anxiety in Europe, and rent caps come with a tricky balancing act.
