U.S. Added 151,000 Jobs As Unemployment Rose To 4.1% In February
The U.S. added 151,000 non-farm jobs from January to February, according to the Labor Department’s seasonally adjusted data, the weakest February growth since 2019. That compares to consensus economist forecasts of 170,000 net new jobs, according to Dow Jones data.
February jobs report: U.S. adds 151,000 jobs, but Trump tumult to weigh on hiring plans
The U.S. economy has gotten off to a rocky start in 2025 — and President Donald Trump's rapid-fire announcements on tariffs, spending cuts and mass federal layoffs are adding to the tumult. Investors are looking for signs in the February jobs report on how the labor market is holding up.
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The labor market picked up 151,000 jobs in February, a solid pace, despite a massive layoff among federal workers that began ...
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Unemployment remained low as the U.S. continued to add jobs in February, while the effects of DOGE layoffs started to emerge.
The US economy created 151,000 jobs in February, falling short of expectations, as concerns deepen about the impact of ...
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