Revised government figures reveal the US job market was significantly weaker than initially reported between April 2024 and March, with 911,000 fewer jobs created. This news, coupled with a weak August jobs report, intensifies concerns about the economy under President Trump’s policies. Pressure is mounting on the Federal Reserve to respond to the revised data. Post navigation Indian marine sector: EU approves 102 more marine units; shrimp exporters to get relief from US tariffs Wall Street today: US stocks trade mixed as investors await inflation data; Dow jumps over 70 points; S&P 500 flat
