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US Job Growth Marked Down 79,000 in Preliminary Estimate
Source: Bloomberg
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US job growth in the year through March was revised to be more moderate than previously reported, signaling a clear downshift in labor-market momentum. The article ties this weakening to the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates in 2025, even as inflation remains persistent. Overall, the update reinforces a cautious macro backdrop with rates likely moving lower but only against an inflation hurdle.
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