Italy's World Cup Exit: New Coach Needed

0:00On April 3rd, U.S. job market just flexed hard last month, adding 178,000 jobs way above what anyone predicted, unemployment dropped to 4.3 percent, even with the energy crunch and fresh tensions from the U.S. Israel conflict in Iran hitting oil, prices. That bounce came partly from healthcare strikes, wrapping up after big February losses, but gained spread to construction and manufacturing too. Meanwhile, spots like finance, tech, and government saw some dips. Economists are calling it a solid sign of resilience after a rocky year, though businesses have been hiring and fits and starts amid policy shifts like. Immigration crackdowns and tariffs. President Trump keeps pushing the Fed for big rate cuts to juice things up. The real wild card is how long oil stays high from the war, potentially hiking costs for transport and food, squeezing spending everywhere. Just like Olu Sanola at Fitch, say the Fitch should just watch and wait before moving. We'll keep eyes on these numbers as the desk settles.

1:01Job markets tough, but it's holding the line for now. World news, powered by AI. This is Global News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.