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The US added another 150,000 jobs in October amid signs that the white-hot US jobs market is cooling. The unemployment rate rose to 3.9%.
Economists had been expecting the US to add 180,000 jobs over the month. The pace of job growth slowed sharply from September when the economy added a revised 297,000 – a still impressive figure and far higher than had been expected.
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