Michigan’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate increased by one-tenth of a percentage point to 5.3 percent during January, ...

The US dollar fell last week due to Trump’s inconsistent trade policies and signs of a slowing economy. February’s non-farm payroll data disappointed, with unemployment rising, increasing the chances ...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies to reshape the U.S. and its economy are so drastic that the Federal Reserve is taking note.

On Friday, the US reported non-farm payroll data that came in weaker at 1,51,000 than the expected 159,000 jobs. The unemployment rate, which is collated by a different methodology, came in at 4.1%.

For this week, the trader said the peso’s movement against the dollar will depend on the US nonfarm payrolls data released after the market’s close on Friday. “If employment is weak and unemployment ...

US non-farm payrolls increased 151,000 for February ... 0% from 3.9% previously which was originally reported as 4.1%. The data certainly suggests an underlying weakening in the labour market ...

The euro, meanwhile, hit another four-month peak of $1.0888 after the data. It last traded at $1.0863, up 0.7%. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 151,000 jobs last month after rising by a downwardly ...

Traders will now be looking for cues from the US non-farm payroll data expected on Friday after market hours to gauge the interest rate trajectory in the world's biggest economy.

US Feb nonfarm payrolls rose +151,000 ... impose reciprocal tariffs on foreign nations on April 2. Chinese trade data was weaker than expected, a negative factor for global growth prospects.

Losses in the dollar accelerated today on the dovish US Feb payroll report that showed nonfarm payrolls and average ... for commodities and futures market data. Since then, we have evolved into ...

Nonfarm payrolls increased by 151,000 jobs in February ... "Uncertainty about the US' trade policy may keep investors guessing, with Trump’s reciprocal tariffs for now set to come into ...