March almost doubled February's job gains, but several factors make it unclear whether the trend can continue.
US jobless claims fall, but remain high
Fed's Powell warns US 'very far' from a strong labor market
US 'very far' from a strong labor market: Fed's Powell
US sees third straight week of declines in new jobless claims
Trump aid delay snarled US unemployment systems: study
US manufacturing sector continues recovery in 2021
Pandemic caused worst year for US economy since 1946
New US jobless benefit claims fall as Biden takes office
The ongoing struggles of the aviation sector held back U.S. durable goods orders at the end of 2020, but the manufacturing sector continued to slowly recover from the pandemic downturn.
US housing boomed in 2020 even as pandemic slammed economy
Armed with new political power, Democrats are weighing the political risks of an aggressive stimulus bill.
Jobless claim data underscores employment crisis awaiting Biden
The World Economic Forum is warning of a lost generation of younger workers stuck between the pandemic and the fallout from the Great Recession.
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New applications for unemployment benefits rose sharply in the first week of 2021, with a surge of 181,000. It was the biggest increase since the coronavirus pandemic began in March.
Output shrank 5.0% in 2020. The figure was better than the government's own forecast for a 5.5% decline but the downturn ended 10 consecutive years of growth.
German economy sees biggest blow since financial crisis
It wasn't the "best economy ever" under Trump and COVID didn't help matters.
Hungary kitchen fills welfare gap for Covid jobless
The U.S. saw 787,000 new applications for unemployment benefits in the final week of 2020, indicating layoffs remain widespread months into the coronavirus pandemic.
Unemployment benefits filings dropped last week, but experts say that is more likely a statistical fluke related to the holidays.