US Economy Is Still Robust With Labor Market Adding 199,000 Jobs in November

US Economy Is Still Robust With Labor Market Adding 199,000 Jobs in November

The US workforce added 199,000 jobs in November, and the unemployment rate fell to 3.7% as the world's largest economy continues to struggle with higher interest rates.


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Russian President Vladimir Putin has asserted that the economic isolation Russia faces due to international sanctions is even helping the country to transform into a "growth center" in a "new global economy."


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