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Topic: jobs-report

People talking with recruiters at a job fair
New Economy
Tuesday, 6/30, 03:43 PM

The June Jobs Report Is Kevin Warsh's First Big Test

  • The US June jobs report lands this week, and economists expect hiring to have cooled — a forecast of around 130,000 jobs added, down from May's 172,000.
  • The bigger story is what it means for new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh: strong numbers back his 'higher for longer' stance, weak ones revive the case for cuts.

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