Aug 23 (Reuters) - The red-hot U.S. job market was not quite as blistering as originally reported in the year through March, after the Labor Department on Wednesday lowered its estimate of total ...

U.S. job growth was weaker than previously projected over much of the past year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics on Wednesday revised down its total tally of jobs created in March by 306,000 ...

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U.S. job growth continued at a moderate pace in August while the unemployment rate unexpectedly jumped, a sign that the labor market is finally cooling in the face of rising interest rates and ...

According to Reuters, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated on Tuesday that given the economy was operating at full ...

By her estimate, it reduces average monthly job growth from April 2022 through the latest report for July 2023 to 313,000 from a pre-revision average of 332,000.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that U.S. growth needed to slow in line with potential due to full ...

(Reuters) - The red-hot U.S. job market was not quite as blistering as originally reported in the year through March, after the Labor Department on Wednesday lowered its estimate of total payroll ...

(Reuters) - The red-hot U.S. job market was not quite as blistering as originally reported in the year through March, after the Labor Department on Wednesday lowered its estimate of total payroll ...

(Reuters) - The red-hot U.S. job market was not quite as blistering as originally reported in the year through March, after the Labor Department on Wednesday lowered its estimate of total payroll ...

(Reuters) - The red-hot U.S. job market was not quite as blistering as originally reported in the year through March, after the Labor Department on Wednesday lowered its estimate of total payroll ...

(Reuters) - The red-hot U.S. job market was not quite as blistering as originally reported in the year through March, after the Labor Department on Wednesday lowered its estimate of total payroll ...