Markets began the week by steadily dropping, then regained some ground as job data showed a strong employment landscape but one that is losing steam.
Markets began the week by steadily dropping, then regained some ground as job data showed a strong employment landscape but one that is losing steam.
The jobs market is still strong, according to data released Friday by the Labor Department, though the previous two months’ jobs data were revised down and February’s unemployment rate ticked up.
Following in the footsteps of the other two major U.S. equity markets, the Nasdaq set a new record high this week after investors digested new inflation, growth reports.
Markets began the week by steadily dropping, then regained some ground as job data showed a strong employment landscape but one that is losing steam.
Markets began the week by steadily dropping, then regained some ground as job data showed a strong employment landscape but one that is losing steam.
Markets began the week by steadily dropping, then regained some ground as job data showed a strong employment landscape but one that is losing steam.
Markets began the week by steadily dropping, then regained some ground as job data showed a strong employment landscape but one that is losing steam.
Markets began the week by steadily dropping, then regained some ground as job data showed a strong employment landscape but one that is losing steam.