US EditionUS adds 303K jobs in March, again beating expectations
- Job gains in January were revised down by 124,000, but employers still added 229,000 jobs, indicating a healthy job market.
- Hiring in January and February may have been inflated due to seasonal factors, impacting the accuracy of government data.
- March hiring figures are expected to reveal the true resilience of the job market, according to economist Diane Swonk.
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GOP unmoved by positive jobs numbers: 'We’re going to continue to blast the Biden economy'
The latest jobs report showed that the US added more than 300,000 new jobs in March of 2024 — outpacing economists' projections of 214,000 — with the national unemployment rate at just 3.8%. But Republicans are still trying to capture the economic narrative from President Joe Biden and the Democrats by November.Politico recently reported that GOP strategists are doubling down on their strategy of painting President Joe Biden as bad on the econom…
The new BLS report revealed that in March over 300,000 jobs were added and that the unemployment rate fell to 3.8% from 3.9% the previous month.
U.S. employers hired 303,000 workers in March, up from 270,000 in February and well above the 200,000 new jobs in America that economists forecast for the past month, AP reported today.
Job Boom Under Biden: Why Isn’t The President Receiving Recognition?
In March, the United States economy saw a surge of 303,000 new jobs, with the unemployment rate slightly declining to 3.8 percent, as per the latest data from the Labor Department released on Friday. This exceeded economists’ expectations, who had forecasted a gain of 200,000 jobs and a stable jobless rate of 3.8 percent. This robust job growth continues a trend seen over several months, marking the longest period of sub-4 percent unemployment s…
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