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The leisure and hospitality industry saw outsized job losses thanks to a torrent of layoffs at bars and restaurants.
Nonfarm payrolls fell by 140,000 in December, the Labor Department said, against the Dow Jones consensus estimate for a 50,000 gain.
Weekly claims totaled 787,000 last week, below the Wall Street estimate for 815,000.
The decrease of 123,000 provided a stark sign that the U.S. economy had cooled considerably heading into the end of 2020.
Currency in circulation soared last year at a rate unseen since World War II, providing what historically has been a good sign for the economy.
The stunning surge in home buying demand, brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, may finally be easing up.
Home prices are rising across the nation, but the usual geographical trends are being turned on their heads by the coronavirus pandemic.
The number of people filing for unemployment benefits for the first time unexpectedly fell last week, marking its second straight decline.
The coronavirus outbreak has forced millions of Americans to work from home.
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