Although the addition of a healthy 178,000 jobs in March was “stirring,” and the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.3%, economists were muted in their celebrations, as the impact of the war in Iran on the labor market is still unknown.
Celebration of strong job growth is tempered by concern over what comes next: Economists react to March employment data
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