The US labor market showed signs of weakening in June, with job growth falling significantly short of expectations. Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by only 57,000, a figure well below the 115,000 forecast by economists. This slowdown, coupled with revisions that lowered job gains in April and May, comes as the nation approaches a critical midterm election, potentially posing challenges for Republicans. AI
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