The June jobs report revealed a weaker-than-expected labor market, with only 57,000 new payrolls and downward revisions to previous months. Economists noted a decline in labor force participation, suggesting people are giving up on job searches, and a slowdown in wage growth to 3.5% year-over-year. Sectors like leisure and hospitality saw job losses, indicating a lack of broad-based strength and a modest expansion rather than reacceleration. AI
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- Bradford Smith
- Chris Zaccarelli
- Daniel Zhao
- Glassdoor
- Harris Financial Group
- Jamie Cox
- Janus Henderson Investors
- LPL Financial
- Northlight Asset Management
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