The Latest Breaking News from Jobs Report

Stocks closed lower for a second day due to weak jobs report. Federal Reserve unlikely to intervene immediately.

The current downturn in the stock market has stirred up familiar challenges for investors. As stock prices drop, the temptation to sell increases, but professional investors argue that this might be an opportune time to buy, likening the situation to a sale, despite the seemingly sudden market correction and a…

Markets are suddenly pricing the equivalent of five quarter-point Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. Treasury yields are collapsing, though the July jobs report wasn't that bad.

The unexpected rise of US unemployment rate to a nearly three-year high has shaken the market and split economists.

"From a risk management perspective we think there’s a strong case to act before September 18th."

A weak July jobs report sent stocks tumbling on worries the Fed is behind the curve on rate cuts.

“I am not concerned that, at this moment, we are in a recession,” Claudia Sahm told Fortune, adding that “no one should be in panic mode today, though it appears some might be.”

Stock market decline after jobs report halts shift from Big Tech to smaller stocks.

Wall Street reacts with 'Extreme Fear' as jobs report disappoints, but experts remain cautiously optimistic about US economy's resilience.

A key indicator has predicted every recession since 1970, and the alarm just sounded.

A marked slowdown in hiring and rising unemployment means the Fed might have to make steep cuts to interest rates soon.