and some good news from the biden administration. the u.s. economy added just 209,000 jobs in the month of june, when the unemployment rate now sitting at 3.6%. according to the bureau of labor statistics, monthly jobs report. as the country s red hot labor market is finally showing some signs of cooling down, nbc news is brian chung is going to break down the latest in the numbers. going to break do well, it was a big wn economic data on friday morning. we got the jobs data from the government, which showed the job market is continuing to track along, the growing albeit at a slower pace. let s unpack the numbers. 209,000 jobs. that s how many were added in the month of june. again, according to the government, it s a bit of a slower pace than the 306,000 that we saw in the month of may. this number was also below what wall street economists had expected. they were projecting somewhere between 230 240,000 jobs in the month. now, despite all that, the unemployment rate actually ticked
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Federal Reserve officials are signaling they plan to keep interest rates steady in June while retaining the option to hike further in coming months, steering market expectations ahead of a key employment report.
BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT/PARIS (dpa-AFX) - Earnings and the Monthly Jobs Report might be the focus on Friday. Investors might react to the latest earnings news. Tech major Apple has scheduled its quarterly
The Monthly Jobs Report is likely to drive trading this week. Consumer and producer price inflation data will also get attention. Early cues from the U.S. Futures Index suggest that Wall Street might open lower.