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U.S. Job Openings Plummet: Signals Emerging Economic Concerns

A recent analysis by Odaily reveals a sharp decline in U.S. non-farm job openings. This unprecedented drop, only witnessed three times since 2000, coincides with economic recessions. The number of available positions has decreased significantly from around 12 million to less than 8 million. This downward trend is occurring amidst the depletion of consumer savings, raising concerns about a potential economic downturn.

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