In a week dominated by news of an escalating trade war, the U.S. labor market offered a rare dose of stability. March’s ...

Companies sharply slowed hiring in the month of April amid market fluctuations and the rollout of President Trump’s latest ...

Forecasts for the April nonfarm payrolls report indicate that the US labor market continued to add jobs at a stable pace. But ...

U.S. small business job growth rose slightly in April, while hourly wage gains slowed to 2.82%, signaling a stable but ...

Hiring at US companies moderated in April to the slowest pace in nine months, indicating waning demand for workers amid ...

U.S. private sector employment grew by 62K in April, trailing the +125K consensus and cooling from the 147K increase in March ...

Job openings fell more than expected to 7.2 million in March, just above last year's low of 7.1 million in September. The ...

Tuesday marks Donald Trump's 100th day as president. BI examined how Americans feel about the economy, stocks, inflation, and ...

In a range of long-running surveys, consumers and businesses expressed worry that Trump’s tariffs will raise prices, cause a recession, or both. Economists consider these metrics as barometers of how ...

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Meanwhile, monthly inflation eased to 0.2%, down from 0.6% in February and following a 2% increase in January. This marks the second consecutive month with the highest annual inflation rate since ...

they have been plotted against the middle month of the time period shown. For example, September is plotted against August to October. Download this chart Figure 1: Payrolled employees show declining ...