In August, the U.S. job growth showed signs of slowing down, reflecting a broader trend that could have significant implications for the economy. As the labor market cools, discussions around the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions become even more critical. Slower job growth may lead the Federal Reserve to reconsider its rate hikes, as it aims to balance inflation control with economic growth. This shift in job creation patterns may also influence consumer spending and overall economic confidence moving forward. / READ MORE /