By Alexander Bueso
Date: Thursday 02 Feb 2023
(Sharecast News) - Fourth quarter labour productivity in the US was higher than expected, helping to limit unit labour cost growth.
According to the Department of Labor, non-farm labor productivity increased at a quarterly annualised clip of 3.0% over the three months to December (consensus: 2.5%).
Unit labour costs meanwhile grew by 1.1% (consensus: 1.5%).
Hourly compensation growth ran at a 4.1% pace during the quarter and 1.0% in real or inflation-adjusted terms.
Output was up by 3.5% and hours worked by 0.5%.
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