U.S. Job Openings Hit 3-Year Low Amid Market Cooldown

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Job openings in the US fell to a three-year low in April, with 8.06 million available jobs, down from 8.36 million in March. This decline signals a cooling labor market, with the lowest job seeker ratio since June 2021. The Federal Reserve aims to see demand soften and inflation slow before cutting rates. Other labor turnover measures showed minimal changes, with layoffs at their lowest since December 2022.
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