The U.S. job market turned weaker last month, dashing hopes for an economic rebound.
A report from the Labor Department Friday shows employers cut 92,000 jobs in February, when economists had expected the U.S. would continue adding jobs, albeit at a sluggish pace. The unemployment rate inched up to 4.4%.
Job gains for December and January were also revised downward, with December now showing a net loss 17,000 jobs.
Unexpectedly? Who were these “economists”?
You can probably find 2 articles a month since last summer alone that say the tariffs are going to make more people unemployed.
from Liberty U probably. or Brigham Young. they’ve got economics departments that cozy up to republican administrations and tell them whatever they want to hear.