In the U.S., hiring has slowed to a remarkable degree. A weakening U.S. labor market is a risk for both the U.S. economy and markets right now. But the most closely watched numbers - the rate of new ...
Without health care, the United States would have nearly 400,000 fewer jobs than it did a year ago, according to Labor Department figures through January.
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U.S. labor market is facing a growth freeze, with hiring and layoffs at their worst levels since the COVID-19
The U.S. Labor Market experienced record low growth in 2025. The number of layoffs last year was on par with those during the height of the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic, and the number of unemployed ...
December’s Jobs Report did little to temper concerns of a weakening labor market. Despite a usual holiday bump in hiring, the labor market only added 50,000 jobs, after losing another 76,000 jobs in ...
Aside from the headline tally of job gains, investors will pay close attention to the unemployment rate. Economists expect this to edge up to 4.3%. Another key focus: further potential revisions to ...
New data on jobs and layoffs this week highlights rising job cuts and lackluster hiring plans.
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Hiring in January ramped up far above expectations – likely dashing hopes for an interest-rate cut, but signaling that the ...
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