US manufacturing employment fell for the seventh straight month in November, hitting its lowest level since March 2022, as Trump-era tariffs failed to spur job growth and hiring remained concentrated in education and health services.
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South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance expects to meet its annual employment target, citing a May increase of 245,000 jobs and record-high employment rates, though construction and manufacturing sectors remain weak.
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South Korea's Acting Finance Minister warns of potential ripple effects from manufacturing employment slump on related industries and small businesses, emphasizing government support and vigilance amid global trade uncertainties.
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South Korean government prepares measures to address worsening employment in manufacturing sector, including potential designation of employment crisis areas amid trade uncertainties.
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January employment in South Korea rises by 135,000 year-on-year, with significant job losses in construction sector amid continued decline in manufacturing and retail employment.
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US #ConstructionSpending for Jun declined by 0.3% (prev: -0.4%, cons: 0.2%).
ISM #ManufacturingEmployment for Jul fell to 43.4 (prev: 49.3, cons: 49.0). #Construction #Manufacturing #Economy

In May, #US #ISM #ManufacturingEmployment came in at 51.1, surpassing the forecast of 48.5 and slightly up from the previous 48.6. Additionally, #ConstructionSpending for April showed a decrease, with a reading of -0.1%, contrary to the consensus of 0.2% and the previous -0.2%.