US Jobs Data Signals the Anticipated Economic Slowdown

Data Indicates Second-Half Recession

Leisure, Hospitality Still Not Back to Pre-Pandemic Payroll Level

Payroll Gain Fueled by 60,000 Government Jobs

Extreme Weather Impacts Economic Activity

4.4% Annual Gain in Hourly Earnings Suggest Real Income Increases

Two-Year Tresury Unchanged, S&P 500 Down 0.2%

Lowest Increase in Nonfarm Payrolls Since 2020

All-Time High Participation Rate for Women, 77.8%

Prime-Age Participation Rate at Highest Level Since 2000s

Sharp Unemployment Increase for Black and Hispanic Workers

62.6% Participation Rate Unchanged

June Employment Report Solidifies Case for July Rate Hike

S&P 500 Turned Positive, Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.26%

Net Revisions Negative 110,000 From Prior Two Months

Average Workweek Increased to 34.4 Hours Reducing Layoffs Risk

Revisions: US May Payrolls Revised to +306k; Apr Revised to +217k

Unemployment Falls, Fewer Jobs Added Than Projected

US June Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.6% vs 3.7%

US June Payrolls Increase 209,000; Est. 230,000

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