Uncertainty around the potential impact of higher U.S. tariffs is tamping down hiring. And even before tariff stress hit the job market, new college grads faced headwinds.

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The labour market most likely continued to deteriorate in the June quarter with unemployment hitting a nine-year high, ...

President Donald Trump claimed without evidence that the massive revisions to the latest jobs report constituted a “scam.” ...

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Rising US unemployment and hot inflation trigger stagflation fears, pressuring DAX stocks while futures gain on Fed rate cut bets.