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June Jobs Report OK, But Waiting For The Other Shoe To Drop
The American job market exceeded expectations in June, posting job gains of 147,000 and seeing the unemployment rate tick down by a tenth of a point to 4.1%. All in all, it’s an acceptable report, but not without its flaws – some conditional and some fundamental – which must be taken into account.
Seasonal noise” around government hiring skewed the numbers upward, analysts say, and payrolls are in fact pretty weak.
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Employers across the U.S. added 147,000 jobs in June, with the labor market remaining resilient despite slowing economic ...
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The U.S. job market delivered another upside surprise last month, churning out a better-than-expected 147,000 jobs. The ...
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