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U S Unemployment Rate Falls in February, But Ticks Up for Black Women

The U.S. unemployment rate overall fell in February, but rose for Black women, who have been disproportionately affected during the pandemic.

United statesNicole masonElise gouldJohn jay collegeEconomic policy instituteInstitute for women policy researchWashington centerLabor departmentMichelle holderBlack americansEconomic policyBreaking news businessBreaking news investingBreaking news marketsCnbc data visualizationsQuity and opportunity

U S Unemployment Rate Falls in February, But Ticks Up for Black Women

The U.S. unemployment rate overall fell in February, but rose for Black women, who have been disproportionately affected during the pandemic.

United statesNicole masonElise gouldJohn jay collegeEconomic policy instituteInstitute for women policy researchWashington centerLabor departmentMichelle holderBlack americansEconomic policyBreaking news businessBreaking news investingBreaking news marketsCnbc data visualizationsQuity and opportunity

U S Unemployment Rate Falls in February, But Ticks Up for Black Women

The U.S. unemployment rate overall fell in February, but rose for Black women, who have been disproportionately affected during the pandemic.

United statesNicole masonElise gouldJohn jay collegeEconomic policy instituteInstitute for women policy researchWashington centerLabor departmentMichelle holderBlack americansEconomic policyBreaking news businessBreaking news investingBreaking news marketsCnbc data visualizationsQuity and opportunity

Here s Where the Jobs Are — in One Chart

Strong hiring in the leisure and hospitality, health-care and business services sectors helped job growth surge in February 2022.

United statesBrian deeseJoe bidenNational economic councilLabor departmentPresident joe bidenBreaking news marketsCnbc data visualizationsJoe bidenUs economyUnited statesBs newsWall street

Inflation Will Go Higher, But Ukraine Conflict Likely Won t Halt Economic Growth in the U S

Could the Russia-Ukraine conflict somehow tip the U.S. economy into recession? It seems unlikely at this point, though anything is possible.

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