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U.S. | 5 February 2018 January's Wage Acceleration is not Definitive, but it's a Clear Warning
To be clear, the 2.9% year-over-year increase in headline hourly earnings in January does not restore the prior relationship between the rate of growth of nominal wages and measures of labor market tightness.

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5 February 2018 January's Wage Acceleration is not Definitive, but it's a Clear Warning

By Ian Shepherdson

To be clear, the 2.9% year-over-year increase in headline hourly earnings in January does not restore the prior relationship between the rate of growth of nominal wages and measures of labor market tightness.

Posted: 4th Feb 2018 in 'U.S.'

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