Untille workers go beyond job opportunities in the labor market warning sign star-news.press/wp

The American labor market is not in good condition for people looking for new jobs.

The number of unemployed people has exceeded job opportunities in July, according to the data of the Statistics Office Released on Wednesday. Total job opportunities reached 7.18 million in July, while there were 7.2 million unemployed workers.

It is the latest warning mark from a labor market that has been reduced in recent months. Analysts say that the uncertainty caused by President Donald Trump’s tariff has made employers hesitant in employing and tightly to develop their expansion plans on ice.

Heather Long, the chief economist of the Federal Marine Credit Union, described the lack of employment as “another rift in the labor market.”

“It is not good to have a little employment. It is not dynamic.” He wrote in a social media publication. “People cannot grow in their career. This is a frozen labor market.”

The weak situation in the labor market will have indirect effects on American workers. Alison Sharvastava, the economist in fact, said that fewer job opportunities generally lead to “the slow growth of jobs for jobs, limited opportunities and slow innovation.”

Other US economy also signs of warning. Unemployment for black Americans It reached 7.2 % in JulyThe highest level in nearly four years.

On Friday, BLS will issue the latest monthly report showing in detail employment in August. This will be the first report since Trump launched the BLS Erika Mcentarfer Commissioner on the standard reviews that showed a much weaker summer employment than he initially believed.

Rare employment began to weigh political makers. In August, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell opened the door to reducing the interest rate at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting in September, a committee charged with amending the cost of borrowing. The low interest rate usually stimulates economic activity through consumer borrowing and cheaper business.