A better-than-expected jobs report this year could give the Fed reason to put off further interest rate cuts.

The September jobs report exceeded expectations, but rising unemployment and historical revisions suggest caution about its strength. Unemployment rose to 4.4%, breaking its prior range, with job ...

By Ann Saphir Feb 11 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymakers look likely to keep interest rates on hold for longer after data on Wednesday showed the U.S. job market began 2026 on better footing than ...

The latest federal jobs report captures a labor market that is still adding work but losing momentum. Payrolls grew by 64,000 positions in November, yet the share of Americans who are unemployed ...

The U.S. labor market posted an unexpectedly strong rebound in September, reviving growth optimism and casting fresh uncertainty over whether the Federal Reserve will deliver another rate cut in ...

It's jobs day in America. The US added 50,000 jobs in December, and the unemployment rate dropped to 4.4%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly report on the employment situation.