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The employment growth proved better than expected in June because the labor market showed surprising resilience and probably decreases an interest rate in July.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Thursday, which increased seasonally adjusted for the month, increased seasonally adjusted for the month, higher than the estimate for 110,000 and just above the 144,000 revised in May. April's Tally also recorded a small upward revision of 158,000 after an increase of 11,000.
The unemployment rate decreased to 4.1%, the lowest since February and against a forecast for a slight increase to 4.3%. A more comprehensive rate that discouraged workers and those who have part -time positions for economic reasons comprises 7.7%.
Although the unemployment rates were declining, this was largely due to a decline in work or the search for jobs. The employment rate rates fell to 62.3%, the lowest since the end of 2022 as an employment population due to an increase of 329,000 of those who have not been counted in the employment population. The budget survey, with which the unemployment rate is calculated, showed a lower profit of only 93,000.
According to the report, the Börse Futures held positively, while the returns of the Ministry of Finance rose in a trading session that will end early before the independence day in the USA.
“The solid job report in June confirms that the labor market remains determined and the door closes at a July interest rate reductions,” said Jeff Schulze, head of the economic and market strategy at Clearbridge Investments. “Today's good news should be treated as such by the markets, with the shares increasing despite the accompanying interest rates.”
Together with the solid salary accounts and the decline in the unemployment rate, the average hours of hours per month increased by 0.2% and 3.7% compared to the previous year. The average working week was slightly lower to 34.2 hours.
The government's employment made a great profit and led all categories with an increase of 73,000 due to solid increase in the state and local attitude, especially in the areas of education -related. The Federal Government, which still feels the effects of cuts by Elon Musks Department of Government Efficiency, lost 7,000.
In addition, health care was again strong and added 39,000, while social assistance contributed 19,000.
The report has an intensive focus on where the FED leads with monetary policy, since signs are increasingly appearing as a slow labor market, while the previous tariffs of President Donald Trump have caused a subdued influence on inflation.
Trump has demanded that the FED reduce its benchmark interest rate, which has kept between 4.25% and 4.5% stable since December. Together with this, the President stopped operations on Wednesday and said in a social contribution to the truth that Powell should “resign immediately”.
For his part, Powell has kept a cautious tone in politics. In an appearance on Tuesday, the Central Bank chairman said that the strength of the US economy provides time for the evaluation of the incoming data to evaluate the incoming data, while each meeting is on the table.
The market prices shifted strongly according to the wage and salary account report, with the dealers had the chance that a guessing rated the table in July. According to the CME group, the chances of moving in July decreased from 23.8% to 4.7% on Wednesday. The market continues to see the next reduction in September and also turned expectations for three total cuts this year, with the probability being reduced to two.
Before the report, there was some speculation that a weak number was possible, with the private salary setting service reporting a loss of 33,000 on Wednesday. However, the BLS report showed a profit of 74,000.
Those who refer to full -time positions that rose by 437,000. Part -time employees fell by 367,000.
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