Here is the paraphrased text in English, maintaining logic and structure: What we discussed here earlier • The latest review of the US labor market showed an unexpected surge: 119,000 jobs were created in September, although the figures for August and July were lower. The release of this report, originally scheduled for October 3rd, was postponed by seven weeks due to the government shutdown and only took place today. • These developments are unfolding in parallel with the release of financial results from several major US corporations, which are signaling caution regarding the state of the US economy: both consumers and the corporate sector are beginning to adopt a more prudent approach to spending. • The September report has taken on critical importance, as it will be the only available snapshot of the labor market that Federal Reserve members can analyze when making decisions at the December 9–10 meeting. • Market expectations had suggested that today’s figures would show unemployment remaining at 4.3% and job growth around 50,000, which contrasts sharply with the figures from September of the previous year, when the US economy created 240,000 jobs.
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