US economy far surpasses expectations to add 228,000 jobs in March
The US economy added 228,000 jobs in March, surpassing expectations, in a sign of resilience despite the Trump administration’s sweeping cuts to the federal workforce. Friday’s figure from the Bureau of Labor Statistics far exceeded both February’s increase of 151,
U.S. employers added 228k jobs in March amid federal layoffs and uncertainty sparked by Trump's tariffs. Economists polled expected 138,000 job gains.
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