US Job Openings and Hiring Fell in February, Signaling Slower Labor Market
US job openings fell to 6.9 million in February, indicating a notable slowdown in hiring across America, with overall hiring also experiencing a decline, suggesting a cooling labor market.
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US job openings fall in February; hiring lowest since pandemic - Reuters
US job openings fall in February; hiring lowest since pandemic Reuters
Read full article →Job openings slide to 6.9 million in February, another hint of sluggish hiring in America - AP News
Job openings slide to 6.9 million in February, another hint of sluggish hiring in America AP News
Read full article →US Job Openings Fell in February, Hiring Slowed Notably - Bloomberg.com
US Job Openings Fell in February, Hiring Slowed Notably Bloomberg.com
Read full article →U.S. Job Openings and Hiring Fell in February - WSJ
U.S. Job Openings and Hiring Fell in February WSJ
Read full article →US job openings fell in February, hiring slowest since 2020 - The Straits Times
US job openings fell in February, hiring slowest since 2020 The Straits Times
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- US consumer confidence unexpectedly edged up in March, but households remained downbeat on the labor market and anticipated higher inflation over the next 12 months amid a surge in gasoline prices and continued tariff pass-through. That labor market apprehension was underscored by the other data Tuesday showing fewer job openings in February and hiring tumbling to a six-year low. Economists say lingering uncertainty caused by President Donald Trump's trade and immigratio
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