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The April jobs report is Friday's big event — but it's tariff rhetoric that's still driving the market
In less than an hour, investors will parse the first monthly nonfarm payrolls report to capture developments in the labor market following President Trump's "liberation day" tariff announcement. But while chatter about signs of deteriorating labor market conditions remains widespread,
Analysts have cautioned, however, that a broader shift in hiring might not reveal itself in reports for another few weeks or ...
The labor market remained sound in March, with job openings declining but layoffs remaining near record lows, while rates of ...
Data out Tuesday from The Conference Board indicates consumers think the tub is draining faster than it’s filling up.
Has the U.S. labor market become a casualty of the Trump trade wars? We’ll start to find out with the April jobs report due at 8:30 a.m. Eastern. Economists predict a big slowdown in hiring last month ...
Economists expect the U.S. Labor Department on Friday will report that employers added 135,000 jobs last month. That's a ...
US labor demand is slowing, with job openings down about 11% from a year ago, but it is not clear whether the job market is ...
No matter the interpretation, the labor market for young grads is flashing a yellow light. It could be the signal of ...
U.S. job growth slowed marginally in April, but the outlook for the labor market is increasingly darkening as President ...
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