# RecessionWatch

🇺🇸 U.S. hiring is grinding to a halt.
📉 In September, U.S. employers announced plans to add just 117,313 jobs the weakest September for hiring since 2011, and a -71% drop from the 403,893 announced last year.
🧊 Year-to-date (Jan–Sept):
•Only 204,939 planned job additions the lowest since 2009
•Down -58% from the 483,590 announced in the first 9 months of 2024
📊 The 2025 monthly average is now just 22,771 down -65% YoY, and -91% lower than 2020.
Hiring is frozen.
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🇺🇸 U.S. Consumer Borrowing Slows Sharply in August, Raising Economic Concerns
U.S. consumer credit increased by just $363 million in August, the slowest pace in six months and dramatically below the expected $14 billion rise. This follows a strong $18.1 billion gain in July, marking a sharp deceleration.
The slowdown was driven by a $6 billion decline in revolving credit (primarily credit cards), the second largest drop in more than four years. Meanwhile, non revolving credit (such as auto and student loans) rose by $6.3 billion.
At the same time, the average interest rate on credit cards su

Just finished the data crunching for the last 8 years
🇺🇸 U.S. employers have slashed nearly 1.1 million jobs in 2025,the worst layoffs since 2020.
Labor isn’t just soft, it’s cracking.
Beneath the surface of headlines, the foundation is bleeding jobs.
Markets are ignoring it. Smart money isn’t.
This isn’t just data it’s a warning shot.
Liquidity fades. Confidence cracks. The real economy is whispering.
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