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The U.S. added 147,000 jobs in June, driven mostly by a surge in public school hiring, according to the latest BLS report. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, but the strong headline masks weakness in private sector hiring — which hit just 74,000 jobs, the lowest since October.

Key Sector Breakdown:

Health care led private gains with 59K jobs (its slowest in 4 months)

Manufacturing, wholesale trade, and business services saw declines

Leisure & hospitality gains were erased after downward revisions

💥 Economists say Trump’s tariff-heavy trade policy and uncertainty around pending tax cuts are forcing employers to hold back on hiring. Wall Street took note: Treasury yields and the dollar climbed, while investors now expect the Fed to delay rate cuts until September.

Despite cautious optimism, cracks are showing:

⚠️ Labor force participation slipped

⚠️ Private hiring is softening

⚠️ Wage growth stayed modest

This jobs report signals a mixed economic picture — and the Fed may be watching closely as markets weigh the ripple effects of policy, tariffs, and global uncertainty.

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