U.S. employers added 57,000 jobs in June, less than half the number added in May, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

America's labor market sent another warning sign Thursday as the latest jobs report painted a mixed picture of slowing hiring and a shrinking workforce.

A batch of jobs data scheduled for release this week could help shed light on whether the labor market remains on solid footing halfway through 2026.

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June’s U.S. jobs report shows slower payroll growth but shrinking labor supply. Click for an updated look at the latest data and what it means for rates & markets.

Blue-chip average finishes at record as investors reduce rate-hike expectations

Both Thursday’s June jobs report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Wednesday’s report from ADP Research on private payrolls said as much. After ADP’s report came in below expectations, the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ did the same,

The cooling of the jobs market reduced odds of a July interest rate hike to roughly 20%, and traders now fully price the next hike only by December.

A fourth straight month of gains above 100,000 would represent a run of job growth not seen since the start of 2024

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