Stocks rebounded over the past week as comments from President Trump eased investor concerns about an escalating trade war ...

After a month in which hiring was essentially muted due to storms and strikes, the jobs report due out Friday could provide a clearer picture of where the labor market is headed. The Bureau of ...

The March employment report comes as investors are closely watching for any signs of slowing in the US economy amid a stock market sell-off.

The surprise jump in hiring did little to cheer investors after Thursday's historic selloff, with analysts already saying last month's data reflects an economic reality Trump has upended.

But ECB president Christine Lagarde is unlikely to go on a victory lap, as the 10 per cent universal tariffs Trump imposed on ...

The March jobs report is set to show a gradual slowdown in hiring. But uncertainty from Trump's tariffs could mean a bigger pullback, more pain ahead ...

The US economy added a stronger-than-expected 228,000 jobs in March, a significant increase from February’s revised gains of 117,000, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released Friday.

Next week's data is expected to include an April nonfarm-payrolls report that is likely to reveal that job creation continues to hold up. TD Securities strategists said they are expecting a payrolls ...

Employers hired more people than forecasters had expected in March, showing a job market more resilient than expected right ...

a fresh jobs report on Friday showed. Still, investors shrugged off the backward-looking data as stocks suffered a second day of selloffs over sweeping new tariffs announced by President Donald ...

He noted the March jobs report, released earlier Friday, showed unemployment ticked up to a still-low 4.2% last month. Employers added a nearly booming 228,000 jobs. Need a break? Play the USA ...