The U.S. job market showed signs of slowing momentum in June, with payrolls rising by only 57,000, about half of economists' expectations. Downward revisions to previous months' hiring data further indicated a less robust rebound than previously thought. While wages saw a slight acceleration, a significant drop in labor force participation, particularly among prime-age workers, suggests a potentially more durable slowdown ahead, complicating economic policy decisions. AI
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