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U.S. hiring exceeded expectations in September, indicating resilience in the labor market despite overall economic slowdown.

The job market shows resilience with rising employment and wages, reducing the likelihood of further Fed interest rate cuts.

US job growth in January was below forecasts, but unemployment dropped unexpectedly.

US nonfarm payrolls rose by 228,000 in March, indicating job market growth despite potential risks to employment.

US job growth moderated in January, with 143,000 jobs added, falling short of expectations.

Unemployment rate stayed low at 4%, down from 4.1% in December, amid labor market cooldown.

Canada's unemployment remained at 6.5%, with mixed job growth across sectors and rising wages.

Canadian economy added 76,000 jobs in January, reducing unemployment rate to 6.6% despite high total unemployed of 1.5 million.

Canada experienced a significant job loss of 33,000 in March 2025, the largest since early 2022.

The American economy shows strong resilience with significant job growth and declining unemployment, alleviating fears of an impending recession.

The U.S. job market's strength is highlighted by the addition of 227,000 jobs in November, exceeding expectations amid revisions that clarify earlier data.

The labor market remains stable with a modest hiring pace, echoing conditions closer to 2019 rather than earlier recovery years.

Wages continue to grow at a steady rate while unemployment saw a slight decline, indicating resilience in job markets despite cooling trends.

The jobs market shows strength with 256,000 new jobs added and a decrease in the unemployment rate to 4.1%.

Mass migration is impacting the labor market in Ukraine, leading to increased job demand in western regions and a surge in unemployment rate.

Unemployment rate in Britain rose to 4.3% - highest in nearly a year. Average earnings growth remained at 6%. Challenges in labor supply persist due to pandemic impacts.

Strong job growth signals economic recovery under President Biden.

Local economies show mixed results despite national job creation figures.

Job creation rebounded in November with 227,000 jobs added, reflecting stable employment growth even as the unemployment rate slightly increased.