A weak jobs report hit stocks at a time when a widening war in the Middle East is lifting oil prices and fuelling inflation jitters.

The noisy February jobs report put labor market risks back in focus for the Federal Reserve, though it's unlikely to sway the central bank from holding rates steady in March.

Israeli war with Iran rippled through markets this week, sending oil prices to their biggest weekly gain in futures trading history and sparking a sell-off in stocks across the globe.

Indian benchmark indices cracked around 1% on Friday, March 6, mirroring subdued global market sentiment as the continuing US ...

A Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows that jobs fell by 92,000 in February, amid concerns already out there about the economy at large.

Economists had forecast a gain of 60,000 jobs last month. The unexpected drop was due to job losses in health care and the federal government.

The application comes amid fierce blowback from a bank trade group leader who criticized the OCC’s “unfettered discretion” on which firms get charters and for which activities.

The United States economy unexpectedly shed jobs in February, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.4 per cent, signalling possible weakening in the labour market and putting the Federal Reserve in a ...

A weak jobs report hit stocks at a time when a widening war in the Middle East is lifting oil prices and fuelling inflation ...

Morgan Stanley chief economist Ellen Zentner has weighed in on Friday's disappointing jobs data. With oil prices screaming ...

Here's what investors, strategists and economists across Wall Street had to say about the report: Lindsay Rosner, head of ...

A weaker-than-expected report for February showed a decline of 92,000 jobs, and a rise in the unemployment rate to 4.4 ...