US job openings drop to 7.2 million in March amid tariff-driven uncertainty
US job openings declined in March, signaling economic uncertainty linked to President Trump's trade policies, despite a pause on tariffs for most countries except China. The Labor Department reported 7.2 million positions, below expectations and a recent low. While voluntary resignations suggest worker confidence, economists caution that stability may be temporary.
US job openings declined in March, signaling economic uncertainty linked to President Trump's trade policies, despite a pause on tariffs for most countries except China. The Labor Department reported 7.2 million positions, below expectations and a recent low. While voluntary resignations suggest worker confidence, economists caution that stability may be temporary.
