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March jobs report: Economy adds surprise 228,000 jobs. Going into tariff uncertainty, labor market was strong.


The U.S. economy added a surprise 228,000 jobs in March, beating economists’ expectations as the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%. The labor market showed strength going into the latest round of ... Read More

Jobs Report Shows Softer Labor Market, But Fed Chair Powell Calls It 'Solid'; S&P 500 Bounces


The jobs report ... the labor market is cooling and that it may require some assistance from the Fed in the coming months." She added: "With no shortage of headwinds confronting the U.S. economy ... Read More

March jobs report: U.S. adds 228,000 new jobs — but that was before Trump’s tariff event


The U.S. added a bigger-than-expected 228,000 jobs in March. Good news to be sure ... the repercussions of which are yet to be felt on the labor market. Economists polled by the Wall Street ... Read More

April Jobs Report: Labor Market Still Solid Despite Greater Uncertainty And Tariffs


April's jobs report beat expectations with 177K new jobs, led by services, as markets rallied and rate hike fears eased. Learn what this means for the economy. Read More

Jobs report shows unexpected gains, but unemployment rises again


The U.S. added a higher-than-expected number of jobs in March ... eased labor shortages and helped the economy keep growing. If they’re deported or frightened out of the job market, companies ... Read More


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