Big US Job Gains Is Out of Sync With Recent Weaker Economic Data

Payrolls, Household Surveys Diverge

Strong Jobs Data Is Out of Sync With Recent Weaker Indicators

More Than 400,000 People Left Labor Force in May

Labor Participation Rate Little Changed

Temporary Jobs in Services Still Cooling

Black Unemployment Rate Rose to 6.1%

Payrolls Gain Exceeded All Estimates in Economist Survey

Blowout Jobs Report Pushes Back Fed Rate-Cut Bets:  TOPLive

Treasury Yields Jump at Least 10Bps

Stock Futures Sink

Wage Gains Strong at 0.4%

Unemployment Rate 4.0%; Est. 3.9%

US May Nonfarm Payrolls Rise 272,000 M/M; Est. +180k

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