U.S. Adds 228K Jobs, Beating Forecasts
March payrolls grew by 228,000, topping economists’ estimates and underscoring a labor market that’s energetic yet steady. Job openings remain near 7.6 million while the quits rate held at 2.0%, suggesting workers feel secure but aren’t job‑hopping en masse.
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