The figures came in below expectations of 160,000 jobs, but still represented an increase from January’s underwhelming ...

The U.S. economy added 151,000 jobs in February as the labor market was cooler than expected ahead of the Federal Reserve's next monetary policy meeting later this month.

Employment growth rebounded in February as the US economy ... the numbers: January’s payroll growth was revised down to 125,000 from 143,000. On one hand, February’s jobs report marks another ...

All eyes are on the February jobs report, which comes just after the start of massive federal job cuts under the Trump administration.

U.S. job growth picked up in February, but cracks are emerging in the once-resilient labor market amid a chaotic trade policy and deep federal government spending cuts that threaten to disrupt ...

The US witnessed a higher unemployment rate projected at 4.1 per cent. This came as President Donald Trump had announced ...

The February jobs report is expected to show hiring picked up in February, while the unemployment rate held steady. This ...

The Trump administration terminated tens of thousands of federal employees, though such cuts are not expected to appear in the February report, in part due to the timing of surveys conducted by ...

The U.S. job market likely chugged along at a healthy rate in February, with layoffs of federal workers not causing a big enough impact to dent the unemployment rate, according to economists.

Nonfarm payrolls—the monthly count of employed individuals excluding those in agriculture, private household work, and non-profit employment—rose by 151,000 in February, compared to 143,000 in January ...

US-based employers ... are for a net gain of 160,000 jobs and for the unemployment rate to stay at 4% (near historically low levels). If the forecasts hold, February’s tally would outpace January’s ...

First-time applications for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, indicating that cracks may be forming in America’s long-solid labor market.