Job creation in the US slowed again last month, a shift that could help ease inflation, but marked another sign that the labor market is beginning to weaken.Employment rose by 236,000 jobs in March, slightly below what economists had projected, and a decline from the robust 311,000 new jobs created in February.However, the unemployment rate ticked back down to 3.5 percent, near six-decade lows, from 3.6 percent in February, according to the Labor Department's employment situation report on Friday.
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