More than half a million new jobs were created last month, the Labor Department said, nearly triple Wall Street forecasts. The U.S. economy added far more new jobs than forecast last month, the ...
The labor market showed some signs of cooling in April, as the U.S. added a lower-than-expected 175,000 jobs, data released Friday by the Labor Department show, forcing the unemployment rate to ...
US job growth slowed considerably last month, with just 175,000 positions added in April, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released Friday. The slower-than-expected gains — April’s ...
The February Jobs Report showed that the U.S. economy added more jobs than projected in the previous month, with payrolls growing by 517,000 compared to an expected 185,000 Wage growth was also ...
The economy added 175,000 jobs, far below expectations for 235,000 and a reversal of the trend for robust monthly gains.
The Aussie dollar has rallied a bit after the employment numbers in the United States were less than desirable, but we are getting close to the top of the overall consolidation yet again.
US employers increased their payrolls by 175,000 in April — a notable slowdown from the average 276,000 new jobs per month created so far this year. Last month’s pace of hiring marked a change ...
The unemployment rate decreased marginally in March to 3.8%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics noted in its Employment Situation Report. Last month, the unemployment rate sat at 3.9%. The rate ...
The leisure and hospitality sector was the poster child of the employment devastation wreaked by the pandemic, losing half of its workforce (a whopping 8 million jobs) in two months. The March ...