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ABA DataBank: Job openings decline in December

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• ABA economists predict a softening labor market could lead to tempered wage growth and sustained unemployment. • Possible increase in consumer delinquencies due to these economic conditions.

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Original Source Material

Softening of the labor market could contribute to tempered wage growth and sustained unemployment, possibly leading to increased consumer delinquencies, according to ABA economists. The post ABA DataBank: Job openings decline in December appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .