US Job Openings Hit 3-Year Low in April
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U.S. job openings fell to 8.1 million in April, the lowest level in over three years, indicating a cooling labor market as the economy slows. This decline, coupled with a slight increase in job quits and a drop in layoffs, suggests that while the job market is moderating, it is not contracting. The Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes aimed at controlling inflation are contributing to this trend.
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