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U.S. Jobless Filings Decrease Amid Low Layoff Rates Despite Iran War Uncertainty

U.S. Jobless Filings Decrease Amid Low Layoff Rates Despite Iran War Uncertainty

U.S. Jobless Filings Decrease Amid Low Layoff Rates Despite Iran War Uncertainty
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Stronger, broader hiring could ease Fed job market worries

Stronger, broader hiring could ease Fed job market worries

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - Hiring that strengthened and broadened in March will likely cement the U.S.
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U.S. Jobs Market Exceeds Expectations in March Despite February Setbacks

U.S. Jobs Market Exceeds Expectations in March Despite February Setbacks

U.S. Jobs Market Exceeds Expectations in March Despite February Setbacks
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US employment growth rebounded in March; unemployment rate falls to 4.3%

US employment growth rebounded in March; unemployment rate falls to 4.3%

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - U.S. job growth rebounded more than expected in March as a strike by healthcare workers ended and temperatures warmed up, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, but downside risks to the labor market are mounting from a war with Iran that has no
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U.S. Payrolls Increase by 178,000 in March, Surpassing Expectations Amid Economic Uncertainty

U.S. Payrolls Increase by 178,000 in March, Surpassing Expectations Amid Economic Uncertainty

U.S. Payrolls Increase by 178,000 in March, Surpassing Expectations Amid Economic Uncertainty
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Aumenta creación de puestos de trabajo en EEUU y desempleo retrocede en marzo

Aumenta creación de puestos de trabajo en EEUU y desempleo retrocede en marzo

La economía estadounidense registró un aumento de empleos inesperadamente sólido en marzo, según mostraron el viernes datos gubernamentales, en un giro que podría aliviar las preocupaciones sobre el mercado laboral e impulsar la agenda económica del presidente Donald Trump.
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U.S. Economy Adds 178,000 Jobs in March Amid Iran Conflict, Unemployment Falls to 4.3%

U.S. Economy Adds 178,000 Jobs in March Amid Iran Conflict, Unemployment Falls to 4.3%

U.S. Economy Adds 178,000 Jobs in March Amid Iran Conflict, Unemployment Falls to 4.3%
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US employment growth likely rebounded in March, war casting shadow over labor market

US employment growth likely rebounded in March, war casting shadow over labor market

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - U.S. job growth likely rebounded in March as a strike by healthcare workers ended and temperatures warmed up, but downside risks to the labor market are mounting from the dragging war in the Middle East.
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U.S. Job Market Surges with 178,000 New Jobs in March Amidst Iran Conflict

U.S. Job Market Surges with 178,000 New Jobs in March Amidst Iran Conflict

U.S. Job Market Surges with 178,000 New Jobs in March Amidst Iran Conflict
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U.S. Labor Market Surges with 178,000 New Jobs in March, Unemployment Drops to 4.3%

U.S. Labor Market Surges with 178,000 New Jobs in March, Unemployment Drops to 4.3%

U.S. Labor Market Surges with 178,000 New Jobs in March, Unemployment Drops to 4.3%
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US hiring likely improved last month, but Iran war and oil prices could take a toll later in 2026

US hiring likely improved last month, but Iran war and oil prices could take a toll later in 2026

The U.S. job market likely rebounded last month from a dismal February
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U.S. Unemployment Claims Decrease Amidst Rising Energy Costs

U.S. Unemployment Claims Decrease Amidst Rising Energy Costs

The U.S. Department of Labor reported a decrease in unemployment claims for the week ending March 28, with applications falling by 9,000 to a total of 202,000. This decline comes despite a softening labor market and increasing energy costs attributed to the ongoing conflict in Iran. The number of claims was lower than the 212,000 anticipated by analysts from FactSet, indicating a relatively stable job market. Unemployment claims are a key indicator of layoffs and provide a near real-time snapshot of the labor market's health.