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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190607:09:49:00

snap a six week losing streak. the s&p 500 closed 6/10 of a%. the nasdaq also higher. investors turning their attention to the may jobs report. that comes out in less than three hours. april was surprisingly strong. economists estimate 185,000 jobs were added in may. and may s report could be a key factor in the federal reserve when it considers interest rates when it meets in two weeks. there is an operating assumption that the president s trade war if the muhurts the american economy could result in what the president wanted all along a cut in interest rates to boost the economy that he is hurting. go figure. is four years of college still worth it, the federal reserve bank of new york says yes. the new york federal reserve finds the average college graduate earns $78,000 a year compared to 45,000 for a high school graduate, a difference of more than 30 grand. a college degree is still a good investment. the college degree has a 14% return on investment. the report finds the overal

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190607:12:41:00

department just released the may jobs report and these numbers very, very different than what we ve been seeing. christine romans here with the numbers. a really a really big stutter i would say in the jobs market here. not a lot of appetite for big companies to hire. only 75,000 net new jobs created in the month of may and what s interesting and troubling is the two prior months which were nice and strong they were revised lower. so another 75,000 jobs lopped off of there. a little bit of a weaker spring than we had been thinking of. let me give you context. last year on average about 220,000 new jobs every month. this year we re averaging about 169,000 new jobs and in may it was half of that. so something happened there to spook employers. employment rate, though, stays steady at 3.6%, you had about 176,000 people who left the labor market so these two different surveys that s what they tell us. among the sectors business still

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190607:11:18:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190607:13:31:00

time for money, power, politics. an hour ago we got the may jobs report showing 75,000 jobs added, far fewer than expected, but right now the markets are in the green a bit and some investors hoping the report forces the fed chairman to cut interest rates and boost the market and protect the economy from the tariff and mexico/china tariff impact. ben white is back with me and joining the conversation is ben furman who was on the council of economic advisers and an economic policy professor at harvard s kennedy school. jason, combine the jobs report with worries over the president s trade war and what that does to jay powell. two months ago usa today saying this market, the jobs picture is beautiful and now a rate cut? yeah. i m not worried about the jobs number in this report. you know? those numbers are volatile.

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