The growth of the US work is slowed, but it is a low unemployment

The U.S. Growth slowed down last month, but unemployment had low, in signs of a solid, if the economy is less diminished.

Employers increased 143,000 jobs in January, while the unemployment rate reached 4.1%, according to the Department of Labor.

The figures establish the President of the U.S. Donald Trump in a white house that promises an important shake, government expenditure and federal staff, deportations of migrant mass and high rates from the US to the US.

The proposals have raised uncertainty about the path of the world’s largest economy.

Last month, the U.S. Central Bank mentioned questions about the future, when he announced that he would not cut interest rates, after a bunch of cuts began in September by pressing the pause.

Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell also said that concerns about the bank market has decreased.

In the last month of the jobs, analysts said that many were not to arouse new concerns, which revised earlier data revisions that were higher than more than November and December in December.

“The planned Payroll number of Payrolls was more than upgraded by November and December to the total and downward unemployment rate,” Ellen Zentner said, Morgan Stanley’s main economic strategy for wealth management.

“The soft report expected by Fed to collect the rate cutting themselves not to get it.”

Employers in the health and retail sectors promoted labor profits in January, the country was hit by firefighters and winter storms.

The average hourly payment rose by 4.1% compared to January 2023, according to the report.

The report was caused by annual reviews that contain more detailed data on the growth of the work.

They earn less work in 2024 previously calculated. The US shares changed little after the news.

White house spokesperson Karoline Levitt said the “Biden economy was much worse than anyone thought and the need for the President Pro-Grow Policies of Trump”.

Despite the reviews, the latest report suggested that the Labor Market is more stable than a few months ago, Samuel Tombs said the main economist in the Macroeconomic Pantheon, which no longer expected Fed to cut the fees in March.

“All of the counted, the economy created less work than last year, but the trend is no longer spoiled,” he said.

The company warned that he was still “relay” in the growth of work, “the procurement indicator and a great uncertainty about new administrative policies.”