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The December US job report shows significant growth, supporting a pause in Federal Reserve rate cuts amid a tightening labor market.
Employers created 256,000 jobs in December, surpassing predictions and showcasing resilience in the job market despite high inflation.
The December jobs report reveals stronger-than-expected job growth and a decrease in the unemployment rate to 4.1%, signaling economic resilience.
The December jobs report reveals robust job growth and a decline in unemployment, signaling positive trends in the US labor market.
The forthcoming jobs report is expected to reveal solid growth ahead of Trump's inauguration, influencing Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.
Investors worry about potential stock market risks influenced by the upcoming jobs report amid inflation concerns.
Traders anticipate Japan may intervene to support the yen as the US jobs report poses potential currency fluctuations.
Global share markets fell as investors awaited crucial U.S. jobs data, with Treasury yields nearing an 8-month high and the dollar at two-year peaks.
41% of global employers plan workforce cuts by 2030 due to AI, while many seek to reskill existing workers for new roles.
Job openings in the US rose unexpectedly in November, despite a decline in hiring, indicating shifts in the labor market.
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