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Story summary
- The U.S. labor market weakened in February 2026, with 92,000 jobs cut and unemployment at 4.4%.
- Revisions show December and January job gains were lower, indicating a broader trend of stagnation.
- Experts said that factors like winter storms and strikes may have distorted the data.
- The Federal Reserve is likely to maintain interest rates unchanged amid this economic uncertainty, with markets declining after the report.
