September’s federal jobs report will break a more than monthlong data drought on the official state of the labor market.

U.S. stocks climbed on Wednesday, clawing back some ground lost during the recent selloff as investors positioned themselves ahead of Nvidia's much-anticipated quarterly results and crucial employment data that had been unavailable during the longest-ever U.

Although the October jobs report will not be released Friday, private sector data indicates the U.S. is on track to lose more jobs this year than at the start of the pandemic. NewsNation’s Alicia Nieves joins “Morning in America” with a breakdown of what economists are seeing — and why some of the data might be misleading.

The U.S. shed an average of 2,500 private-sector roles in the four weeks ended Nov. 1, payroll processor ADP said, a sign job losses slowed heading into this month. For the four-week period ending a week earlier,

A relief rally swept across Asian markets and lifted stocks in early trading on Thursday as investors cheered Nvidia's market-topping earnings, while the dollar rose as traders braced for the release of delayed jobs data.

Nvidia's third-quarter earnings will be the main event, but bellwether retailers will also report. September jobs data will be published on Thursday.