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The United States economy added jobs at a slower speed than it was expected in February and provided more data to the Federal Reserve to prepare later this month.
The Ministry of Labor reported on Friday that employers added 151,000 jobs in February, estimated at 160,000 jobs by LSEG economists.
The unemployment rate was 4.1 %, slightly higher than the expectations of economists that remain 4 %.
The number of jobs added two months ago was both reviewed, with job creation in December increased by 16,000 from 307,000 profits to 323,000. While January was revised with 18,000 people from 143,000 to 125,000. Overall, revision of employment previously reported by 2000 jobs is reduced.
The private sector's salary added 140,000 jobs in February, slightly below 142,000 estimated by LSEG economists.
The federal government's employment declined in February by 10,000 jobs among the Ministry of Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elun Maskak.
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