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There are signs the economy lost jobs last month.

From Marketplace, I'm Sabrina Beneshaw in for David Brancaccio.

Markets are having to digest a lot right now.

There's the government shutdown.

There's also new private payroll data showing the economy lost

jobs in September. Susan Schmidt is here to talk about it. She's portfolio manager at Exchange

Capital Resources. Hi, Susan. Good morning. So markets look like they maybe care a little about

the shutdown, but not a lot. Why or why not? Market moves happen when markets are surprised. Investors hate surprises. That's when you see a big

reaction. We're not getting that today because this shutdown has been very well communicated

and talked about over the last couple weeks. Investors have been expecting that.

Speaking of the shutdown, that means we are not going to get some pretty important

government data this week, but ADP is a company that processes payrolls for companies.

They look at their data on 26 million workers, and they estimate that in September the U.S. actually lost 32,000 jobs.

What do we think of that?

Well, that's something markets will pay attention to,

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