Signs of a slowing job market are piling up left and right

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Separate government reports out in recent days have added to concerns that the American labor market has peaked.

Signs of moderation have piled up in the labor market in recent weeks. That has raised concerns about one of the brightest spots in an economy expected to slow. US businesses have warned over the past year that the effects of tariffs would ripple into the labor market. Visit the Markets Insider homepage for more stories. Signs of moderation have piled up in the labor market in recent weeks, stirring concerns about one of the brightest spots in an economy expected to slow.

Signs of moderation have piled up in the labor market in recent weeks. That has raised concerns about one of the brightest spots in an economy expected to slow. US businesses have warned over the past year that the effects of tariffs would ripple into the labor market. Visit the Markets Insider homepage for more stories. Signs of moderation have piled up in the labor market in recent weeks, stirring concerns about one of the brightest spots in an economy expected to slow.

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We are literally talking ourselves into a recession.

please the world has never recovered from the GFC just because some central Banks { EU Japan USA } printed keeps of cash its NOT real job growth or Wage Growth Its just rich people and companies borrowing CHEAP CASH

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