The U.S. job market is quietly sending out recession-like signals 🚨
New estimates from LinkUp show that about 25,000 jobs disappeared in January. This data isn’t based on opinions or surveys—it comes straight from real job listings posted on company websites. Even more concerning, this marks the fourth month of job losses since June, pointing to a clear slowdown in hiring 📉
The warning doesn’t stop there. Fed Governor Christopher Waller recently suggested that last year’s employment data may soon be revised downward. Once updated, 2025 could end up showing almost no real growth in payroll jobs at all. No momentum. No expansion.
When hiring stalls, everything else starts to feel it. Businesses become cautious, workers lose confidence, and the economy begins to lose its balance. The job market often cracks before a recession becomes obvious—and this shift is hard to ignore.
Get ready. The next phase for the U.S. economy could be rough ahead ⚠️💼📊
