U.S. Job Openings Experience Sharp Decline, Indicating Economic Concerns

According to Odaily, recent monitoring by @bravosresearch reveals that U.S. non-farm job openings are plummeting at a rapid pace, a phenomenon observed only three times since 2000, each closely linked to economic recessions. The number of job vacancies has sharply decreased from a peak of approximately 12 million to below 8 million. This downward trend coincides with the depletion of consumer excess savings, intensifying the risk of economic pressure.