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Payrolls added just 50,000 jobs in December before picking up to 130,000 in January, with the unemployment rate hovering near 4.3 percent.
New federal data shows real personal consumption expenditures grew in 48 states, while California posted the nation's strongest income gains.
Stronger export performance and a swing to surplus in investment income helped shrink the gap to $190.7 billion, though the nation's net debtor position remained near $27.5 trillion.
Employers added 178,000 jobs in March, bouncing back from a loss of 92,000 positions the prior month, while the unemployment rate ticked down slightly to 4.3 percent.
A sharp acceleration in consumer prices, driven by gasoline costs, pushed the annual inflation rate to 3.3 percent and complicated the economic outlook.
Blue and green bonds are gaining traction as a way to channel investment into water and sanitation projects across the continent.
The dramatic U-turns highlight the immediate impact of failed diplomatic negotiations on global oil shipping routes.
IMF spring meetings bring policymakers together to assess economic damage from the U.S.-Iran war, with ripple effects hitting commodity markets and supply chains worldwide.
Rising investor redemptions and falling share prices in private credit-linked ETFs are testing a fast-growing corner of the fixed-income market.
The investment bank slashed its price target on the enterprise software giant from $170 to $100, citing growing pressure on non-AI software budgets.
The appointment of Hilary Maxson signals Oracle's infrastructure ambitions even as laid-off employees question how the company chose who to cut.
Vice President Vance and Iranian delegates meet in Pakistan's capital to shore up a fragile ceasefire, while U.S. warships begin mine-clearing operations in the world's most critical oil chokepoint.
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