Labor Department says 911,000 fewer jobs created from April 2024 to March 2025 than originally reported
Hiring decelerated from 79,000 in July amid uncertainty over Trump's policies
Drop from 7.4 million vacancies in June signals cooling market
Wholesale prices surged 0.9% in July, the biggest jump in over three years.
However, the "headline numbers are hiding the economy's true performance," analyst says
Decline in vacancies from 7.7 million in May signals cooling job market
June marks smallest annual increase since September despite tariff concerns
Hiring rose modestly, beating economists' expectations
Second-quarter growth is expected to rebound to 3%
Pace of hiring has slowed to 124,000 jobs a month from 168,000 last year