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Last month's job report showed signs of slowing US job growth and employer hesitation due to tariff uncertainty and economic concerns. But that number was revised higher today. And job growth proved better than expected for June as the labor market continues to show surprising resilience.Non-farm payrolls increased a seasonally adjusted 147,000 for the month. That's higher than the estimate of 110,000. Though about half of the new jobs were created by state and local governments, tempering the report somewh ...

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Let's talk about the jobs report because we got a a pretty positive report at least on the headline number. Unemployment rate goes down to 4.1%.1%. You have been um flagging the wages for bluecollar workers.You know, a lot of people didn't expect to see that at this time in the cycle with the Fed being restrictive with the tariffs in place. What do you think is is leading to the resilience in the job market and do you have any concern about what's under the surface there as far as where those jobs were crea ...

The U.S. economy added 147,000 in June, better than forecasts, while the unemployment rate also took a surprising downturn to 4.1%. https://t.co/zgG6JH6Nkf ...

The unemployment rate dipped to 4.1% last month, milder than economist forecasts of 4.3%. https://t.co/NL3pKReu3S https://t.co/rL8XQgZZoV ...

The US economy added 147,000 jobs in June. That was more than expected. The unemployment rate fell slightly to 4.1%.Here to talk more about all this, NBC News correspondent, Christine Romans, and Investipedia's editor-in chief, Caleb Silver. Good morning. Good to have both of you with us.So, Christine, it has been a resilient first half of the year for the US jobs market despite all the questions about tariffs and everything else. Let's just start with the numbers. Walk us through with this jobs report.I me ...

Hello and welcome to the latest edition of Market Sunrise. We've got another packed show for you this morning. The question of the day is, will President Trump's big beautiful bill get passed before the July 4th holiday.Well, also coming up in today's show, we'll take a look ahead to the US unemployment report and how the tears of a finance minister moved the markets. Stick around too to hear more from our exclusive interview with the secretary general of the OECD. I asked him whether AI would take away our ...

The US economy added 147,000 jobs in June. That was more than expected. The unemployment rate fell slightly to 4.1%.Average hourly earnings still a little light. That's your paycheck. The paycheck growing 3.7% over the past year.So if you have a job, you're being compensated for it. So the headlines here are all pretty sturdy. Private sector was not what was really driving things.It was state government jobs driving this job growth. So seeing the weakest private sector job growth since last October. ...

off in the equity trade. Back to you. >> All right, Steve, let's bring you in here.What's your outlook in terms of the impact on July September, which was pretty much a foregone conclusion. >> I think this is a very mixed report, Melissa. I, I, I have to point out, I don't even know if President Trump is going to like this report.Why 73,000 of the job gains were government. Now it was minus eight on the federal side, plus 40 on the state side. I think it was plus 20 or 30 on the local side.So what you have ...