@nytimes: U.S. Unemployment eased slightly to 4.2% in August, from 4.3% in July — a sign that joblessness has not started a relentless march upward. But hiring was weaker than economists had expected.

U.S. Unemployment eased slightly to 4.2% in August, from 4.3% in July — a sign that joblessness has not started a relentless march upward. But hiring was weaker than economists had expected. https://t.co/pTNfiSEoW3 pic.twitter.com/YHZGbnvBiY

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 6, 2024